Are bagged salads and other leafy greens safe to eat without rinsing off first? Find out whether pre-washed produce still needs to be cleaned off beforehand, plus more.

BREAKING: Romaine Lettuce Recall–“It’s Not Safe” The CDC is advising that U.S. consumers not eat any romaine lettuce, and retailers and restaurants not serve or sell any, until they learn more about ...

Lettuce is highly perishable and should be cooled and used immediately or refrigerated. Romaine will last about five days in the refrigerator.

While romaine is more heat-tolerant than head lettuce, bolting could still be a problem. Bolting can cause a bitter flavor in lettuce, and over-mature plants can be tough.

News UK News Food and drink Lettuce won't go brown and lasts '10 days longer' when stored in fridge with one household item A food expert has shared her simple trick to keep lettuce fresh for much ...

Lettuce can go off quickly if it is not stored properly, but it can last up to 10 days longer if you store it with one simple item - and it is already in your kitchen ...

This crisp, colorful salad is light and fresh, but hearty enough to serve for brunch or a light supper.

News UK News Food and drink Lettuce lasts 10 days longer without turning brown if stored with 1 item A chef's simple tip to keep lettuce fresh for up to 14 days takes just minutes to do.

Lettuce lasts 10 days longer without wilting or turning brown if stored with 1 item Lettuce has a bad habit of quickly spoiling and turning soggy in the fridge, but you can greatly extend its ...

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Purchasing a head of lettuce or a bunch of spinach may have the extra step of rinsing and drying before tossing in a salad bowl or stir-frying, but you could be minimizing the risk of lurking ...