Its flexibility when it comes to storage makes it our favorite of the produce keepers we tested. A removable, mesh-like colander insert makes it easy to rinse produce before stashing it. It also ...

You open the vegetable drawer and it's clear: the lettuce is wilted, the tomatoes look strange and the cucumber... better not ...

In addition to storing my produce in Stasher Bags, I use Stasher Bowls for bulkier cut produce like pieces of melon. Stasher Silicone Bags 6-Pack Bundle $64.99 at Amazon $51.99 $64.99 at Stasher ...

With Ball's fruit protector, you can keep fruits and veggies brown-free for up to eight hours, which is super handy for meal ...

And if you’re just using produce bins at the bottom of the refrigerator, I bet there is a lot of dried cilantro floating around. This machine washable cotton bag is the solution.

Over 18,000 shoppers swear by these reusable bags to double or even triple the life of produce, and you can snag them at Amazon for less than $1 apiece. Debbie Meyer GreenBags, 20-Pack Amazon ...

Eggs and dairy products are best kept in the coldest area of the fridge. Holland recommends grabbing a damp paper towel to ...

The plastic bag is important because apples, like onions, release ethylene gas, which makes the other fresh produce in your fridge spoil faster. Pears are a slightly different story.

High and low—two words that'll save you from having to toss the rotten produce you stored in the crisper drawer. Simply Recipes / Getty Images I am guilty of tossing vegetables and fruits into ...

As fruits and vegetables sit in your fridge, they release moisture. This excess water can promote wilting, browning, and rotting over time. If you've ever opened a bag of kale to find a mushy mess ...