Layer of berries on top look gooooood.
Layer of berries on bottom - AI YA!
Why always at least a half dozen berries fuzzy-moldy?!?!
Surprise! Not. Grrrrr......
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i think it is because the bottom layer retains the moisture. not sure... just a theory.
Yes - that moisture absorbing paper liner doesn't seem to be doing its job. Or I'm not doing MY job and processing the berries straightaway.
As you know,I lead a somewhat humdrum existence - so those bottom layer moldy berries really exasperate me!
Hence the Grrrrrrr....
Blueberries?? This has happened to me more than once. I don't buy them anymore. Only frozen for this girl.
Sorry.
Not mold...
fruit FLIES!
They seem so benign drifting above the black bananas.
No kidding, I'm with you on the frozen berries - tried, true and never any mold - not anything that I can see anyways! In the long run, perhaps it is more cost effective to buy frozen. So much waste having to dump the moldy bits.
Fruit flies...drifting benignly...why that's almost...poetic...
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