Sliced cucumbers can be a delicate and dry out easily, but the right storage method will ensure they stay fresh and crunchy for as long as possible.

There's nothing worse than finding out your summer cucumbers have turned slimy and soft. Here is the best way to store them so they stay fresh for longer!

Related: How To Store Cucumbers At room temperature, most cucumbers will only last for two days. If you need them to last longer than that, you can store them in the refrigerator.

The type of cucumber you use also affect its longevity. Kirby cucumbers and English cucumbers last longer than Persian cucumbers and other more thin-skinned cucumbers, experts told Martha Stewart.

The type of cucumber you use also affect its longevity. Kirby cucumbers and English cucumbers last longer than Persian cucumbers and other more thin-skinned cucumbers, experts told Martha Stewart.

Here are a few tips on how to store cucumbers so they last longer. Pick Your Cucumbers Carefully The type of cucumber you use also affect its longevity.

How to Store Cucumbers Most people toss cucumbers into the crisper drawer of their refrigerator, which isn't the worst option, but some simple tricks will keep them fresher for longer.

Here are a few tips on how to store cucumbers so they last longer. Pick Your Cucumbers Carefully The type of cucumber you use also affect its longevity.

Nothing is grosser to find in your fridge crisper bin than a soggy, decomposing cucumber you thought you’d just purchased. But it turns out that how you store your cucumbers can have a major ...

The type of cucumber you use also affect its longevity. Kirby cucumbers and English cucumbers last longer than Persian cucumbers and other more thin-skinned cucumbers, experts told Martha Stewart.