Properly storing berries starts at time of purchase.

Line a baking sheet with wax paper. Place the strawberries, cut side down, on the sheet, and spread them out. Transfer the ...

Put down the vinegar. Water works just fine.

As delicate as they are delicious, raspberries need to be handled with care—and a tiny package is key to keeping them safe.

Blueberries washed in hot (125°F) water, drained, dried delicately but completely in a salad spinner triple-lined with paper towels, placed back in their original container, and stored on a shelf in ...

Blueberry season kicks off in May, and increasing numbers of shoppers will be picking up these plump, juicy berries for healthy breakfasts, al fresco picnics, or homemade puddings. Prices tend to drop ...

Don't let one bit of the summer stone fruit go to waste.

Strawberries should come with a warning label that says “Handle With Care.” Unlike thick-skinned fruits like bananas and ...