Water means life. Some plants need more and some need less. Vegetables need water every day.
To keep them fresh.
The grocer should spray distilled water on the fresh vegetables to keep them fresh and crispy. Salt water can lead to wilting and accelerate the decay process, while no water at all can cause dehydration and loss of crispness in the vegetables.
They wouldn't stay fresh.
To retain color , freshness or crispness, and cleanliness.
''Fresh water spray''
To keep it fresh!
to keep them fresh
They spray there vegetable with water to keep them crisp. So when you get a carrot it makes that crack.
Fresh vegetables are sprinkled with water at markets to keep them hydrated and maintain their crispness. This can help enhance their appearance by making them look fresher and more appealing to customers. Additionally, it can help prevent wilting and keep the vegetables from drying out.
In order to keep fresh fruits and vegetables fresh little water is usually sprinkled on it. Produce will go bad if it watered too much. Sprinkles are installed to ensure appropriate amount of water is available to different produce items.
They spray their fresh produce with water because the produce can dry up. They add water so that the cells have the right amount of water in them, and so that they will stay somewhat fresh. ^Actually, water is not needed in a cell. Water is diffused in a cell so there are equal amount of molecules inside and outside the cell.
A lot of vegetables absorb water when you put them in it. And a lot of vegetables oxidize when you cut them.