Yes, herbs are perishable and can spoil over time. Fresh herbs, such as basil and cilantro, typically have a short shelf life and can wilt, lose flavor, or develop mold if not stored properly. To extend their freshness, it's best to store them in the refrigerator, either in a damp paper towel or water, depending on the type. Dried herbs have a longer shelf life but can lose potency over time.
Onions are perishable produce.
Prefix for perishable
perishable = perecedero
perishable vegetables and fruit
Produce is perishable.
Salt is non perishable.
Non-perishable produce.
Perishable Fruit was created in 1997.
a coconut is not perishable because it grows on palm trees from the smartest scientist
The Tagalog term for "perishable" is "madaling masira."
Ketchup is a non perishable food item
These perishable goods go in the refrigerator.