Q. Will washing fruits and vegetables get rid of the pesticides? What about those commercial produce-washing liquids? A. Washing will indeed significantly reduce pesticide residue on the surface of ...

There are a few rules for cleaning fruits and veggies after bringing 'em home from the grocery store. Always wash produce before peeling it to reduce dirt and germs, but never wash it before storing.

Before biting into a crisp apple or tossing a handful of berries into your smoothie, it's important to wash your fruit first. A quick rinse isn't just about removing visible dirt. It helps clear away ...

(StatePoint) The USDA’s Dietary Guidelines recommend adults eat anywhere from five to 13 servings of fruits and vegetables per day. While meeting or exceeding your recommended daily dose is an ...

First of all, before handling any food wash your hands for twenty seconds with soap and water. Before cutting or eating, wash all food thoroughly under running water. There is no need to use any soap, ...

The Food Standards Agency said yesterday that people no longer need to wash and peel vegetables as a precaution against pesticide residues – advice immediately condemned as irresponsible by consumer ...