When you decide it is no longer worth eating. That's probably when it has turned yellow or slimy or has black spots.
Yes, broccoli should be refrigerated to maintain its freshness and nutritional value.
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No, broccoli should not cause a rash, unless you have an allergy to broccoli or to chemicals that may have been used in growing the broccoli.
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Place broccoli in a sealed container, removing as much of the air from the container as possible. Store in the refrigerator where it will keep for 10 days. Do not wash broccoli before storing, because exposure to water encourages spoilage. Partial heads of broccoli should be placed in a well-sealed container and refrigerated. Because the vitamin C content starts to quickly degrade once broccoli has been cut, it is best to use it within a couple of days. Broccoli that has been blanched and then frozen can keep for up to a year. Leftover cooked broccoli should be placed in tightly covered container and stored in the refrigerator where it will keep for a few days.
Yes, broccoli should be refrigerated to maintain its freshness and quality. Refrigeration helps slow down the process of decay and keeps the broccoli crisp and flavorful for a longer period of time.
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Fresh broccoli should be stored in a plastic bag in the refrigerator crisper drawer to maintain its freshness. It should be kept dry and not washed until ready to use.
Eggs should be thrown in the garbage when they crack open on the ground completely or when they start to rot
Broccoli and kiwifruit are considered high potassium food choices and should be limited by people on dialysis and those with a dietary potassium restriction.
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No they won't kill you unless they have diseases on them.