Now that we’ve revealed the Dirty Dozen, it’s time to reveal the
This guide assumes that consumers will rinse or peel fresh produce, so still use caution when preparing foods. Also, check for updates. For example, tomatoes tend to bounce from the ‘dirty’ to OK list frequently. Also, bananas tend to be on the ‘safe’ side since the pesticide stays on the peel.
Check out the Daily Green’s List of Clean Produce for longer explanations.
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