“The best way to store apples is to keep them in the coldest part of your refrigerator, ideally between 33°F to 35°F,” explains Shales. “This cold environment helps to slow down the ripening process, ...

It's very aesthetic and cinematic. But there's also a strong argument for storing your apples in the fridge to keep them fresh longer. So, what's the right move? The good news is that either option ...

One of fall's greatest pleasures is a visit to an apple orchard - delighting in hot apple cider doughnuts dusted with cinnamon sugar, sipping on fresh apple cider, and, of course, picking a bounty of ...

• Store apples in the coldest part of your fridge (33 °F to 35 °F). • Keep apples away from strong-smelling produce like onions and garlic, which can alter their flavor, and potatoes, which release a ...

Find easy apple storage tips that help keep your seasonal apple haul fresh for weeks to come from an expert. Plus, how to freeze apples. Some of us have preferences for the temperature of our go-to ...

The refrigerator can have a negative effect on some fresh produce and groceries. Here are the top 12 foods that don't need to be stored in the fridge.

Cosmic Crisp apples hit stores in Washington and according to farmers, these apples will last as long as a year in the refrigerator. They're made from a mix of Enterprise and Honeycrisp apples. Cosmic ...

Honeycrisp apples usually ripen around the first week of September and will keep in the fridge for up to two months. The ...