I recently learned something that completely blew my mind: apparently, you're not supposed to refrigerate tomatoes. And ...

Several factors affect how long tomatoes stay in peak condition at home, including variety, ripeness and the distance and conditions they’ve endured during transport - Andrew Crowley Tomato season ...

Store cut tomatoes in an airtight container in the fridge, and use within three days for the best flavor and texture. You can freeze leftover cut tomatoes for up to three months, but they’re best used ...

NEW YORK -- If you buy tomatoes from John Banscher at his farmstand in New Jersey, he'll recommend keeping them out of the fridge or they'll lose some of their taste. Now scientists have figured out ...

R efrigeration keeps many foods fresh longer, but not all vegetables benefit from cold storage. Some produce loses flavor, texture, or nutrients when kept at low temperatures. In ...

Vegetables are frequently enjoyed together in recipes, but there are two veggies that should never be stored with one another ...

We’ve all brought home bulging bags of produce with the best of intentions, only to watch as nature’s bounty rapidly decays before our very eyes. This could be because we waited too long to eat the ...

From wrapping leafy greens in paper towels to storing mushrooms in paper bags, these tips from food scientists and chefs will help your perishables stay fresh for longer. How you store your food—on ...

From tomatoes to cucumbers, the fridge may not be the safe haven you once thought it was. According to KitchenAid, millions of us around the world have been storing our fruit and veg wrong, and it ...