Chef's Quick Tip: What to look for when purchasing pre-cut vegetables
This week, Kira Pantschenko from Nouveau Nutrition Fertility Wellness shows Tina Redwine how buying pre-cut vegetables may be time saving.
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Apr 22, 2021, 2:46 PM
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Updated 1,191 days ago
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805ds agoThis week, Kira Pantschenko from Nouveau Nutrition Fertility Wellness shows Tina Redwine how buying pre-cut vegetables may be time saving.
Pantschenko says people have limited time to get dinner on the table and that's why more and more people are leaning towards pre-washed and pre-cut foods.
Purchasing pre-cut vegetables is less time-consuming to prepare, making it more likely that you're going to include them in your home cooking.
Here are 5 things to keep in mind when you are buying pre-cut vegetables:
- Buy cold vegetables
- Buy raw vegetables
- Choose a variety of colored vegetables
- Eat within a few days
- Check the labels for an expiration date
