While fruits and veggies can be some of the healthiest foods you eat, some have higher instances of pesticides than others.

Making sure your fruits are clean before you eat them should be part of your kitchen routine. How to wash fruits correctly ...

If you’re not using a vinegar fruit wash, you’ll definitely want to start after reading this. Luckily, it’s quick, easy and ...

Food safety chiefs were heavily criticised last night for advising people they no longer need wash and peel fruit and vegetables to remove traces of pesticide. Chemical contamination was 'so ...

If you really want to get your berries clean, try washing them in a solution with vinegar or baking soda. Mix one part white ...

But if you're worried about downing pesticides or other chemicals your food may have been exposed to, you might take a better-safe-than-sorry approach and wash your produce before eating.

As experts discuss the need to wash fresh produce from supermarkets to protect ourselves from coronavirus, we look at what hygienic measures you really need to take in the pandemic. Although we ...

Honestly, though, why would anyone ever think to wash a fruit that needs peeling before eating it? I'm talking about that inedible skin like the orange peel or skin of a pineapple. The inedible ...

After carefully choosing produce, you want to ensure it's clean and ready to eat. Fortunately, baking soda can help, but is ...

Another reason you don’t want your fruit to hang around too long: Hatching larvae eat “damp, decomposing, organic matter,” ...

When 14-year-old Sirish Subash was told to wash his produce before eating it, he did what any inquiring young mind might do: ...