Consumers determine the freshness of food by reading dates on retail packages and by using their senses. Just by looking, smelling, and touching, you can decide how fresh it is. Green beans that don't 'snap' aren't so fresh. Sweet corn that is dented is not fresh. Onions that smell of ammonia or attract flies are not fresh. Discolored meat is not fresh. 'Freshness' may vary according to one's own preferences.
Food processors calculate best by dates by utilizing shelf life studies. The studies show at what point they can expect the quality aspects of the food, under normal handling conditions, to go below what is acceptable. They code the product accordingly. Since a business does not want their consumers to have an experience with bad product, that date is usually on the conservative side.
It depends on what fruit, with a pine apple you spell it with many fruits you can see if its fresh or not.
They should be firm and the colors should be bright. They shouldn't have any blotches or soft spots. They should smell good.
Feel them.
A fruit is green and a vegetable is orange
You can tell if a fruit has acid in it if that fruit has a sour taste to it.Examples:LemonsGrapesLimesOrangesApples
in no fruit and in no vegetable
This has been debated since time began, is it a fruit, no it is a vegetable, no it is a fruit etc......
Apple
you can tell if something is a fruit or a vegetable by if it has seeds or not so the difference is that fruit has seeds and vegetables don't even though lots of fruits like cucumber is known as a vegetable it is actually a fruit.
A fruit is the term given to the fleshy part of a plant produced by the plant as part of its seed protection/dispersal strategy.A vegetable is the term given to an edible part of a plant that is not a fruit.
Yes, an avocado is a fruit. There are two ways you can tell if a fruit/vegetable is a vegetable or a fruit. 1) If it has seeds, it's a fruit. If it doesn't, it's a vegetable. 2) If it continues to ripen after it's picked then it is a fruit. If not, vegetable.
The Color of the fruit, the smell, if it has a good aroma, and the firmness and texture of it.
if it has seeds in it,and bananas are a fruit because there seeds are in the peel. in science, plants that have seeds inside are considered a fruit, but if you are making a fruit salad or a vegetable salad, then the vegetables are salty and fruits are sweat.
Yor taste it and are still alive thirty minutes later.
FruitIt contains seeds.a lemon is a fruit but can be considered a vegtableA lemon is a fruit because it has a seed....the fastest way to tell if something is a fruit or veggi is if it has a seed, if it has a seed it is a fruit :)