[header] How to clean apples [title] Check the apple first. [step] Before washing an apple, examine it quickly. Look out for any mold, bruises, or other damage.
[header] How to clean apples [title] Check the apple first. [step] Before washing an apple, examine it quickly. Look out for any mold, bruises, or other damage.
If you see any of these, treat them. [substeps] If the apple looks discolored, cracked, or flaky, treat it as soon as possible. Remove or cut the apple if it has been touched in any way. Do not wash apples more than one time every 3-4 days. A flatter, softer apple should be washed first, but a tight-backed apple should be cleaned more quickly. [substeps] The apple will look softer after a washing. If you notices any bruises or mold, cut them off with a knife before washing an apple. [substeps] If purchasing apples at the store, opt for undamaged apples.