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Can a Single "Bad" Apple Ruin Your Whole Bag? Here’s What Science Says
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Can a Single "Bad" Apple Ruin Your Whole Bag? Here’s What Science Says
You're probably storing apples wrong. Here's what actually works.Getty Images / Dharmendra Yadav / 500pxIn a NutshellApples last the longest when they're kept commercially in what’s called a CA (controlled atmosphere) environment, where they can stay relatively fresh-tasting for up to a year. While they won't last that long in your home fridge, you can keep your apples fresh and crisp for weeks at home by storing them in the refrigerator and mai…
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