It's almost the season for prunes to ripen, which not only tastes sweet and sour, but also quenches the thirst, opens the stomach and strengthens the spleen, which I believe many friends love to eat.

But because prunes don't have a skin, the flesh is exposed and uneven, making it a good place for fruit flies and other small insects that feed on the fruit to hide, as well as dust. If you wash them with water, you can only wash off the dust on the surface, but it is difficult to clean the small insects in the flesh of the fruit. What is the best way to clean it?

1, the most commonly used method of soaking in salt water

Prepare a pot of salt water (note: only the concentration is enough to force the bugs out of the 1 liter of water 2 spoons of salt such a ratio), will be poured into the prunes in the salt water to soak for 20 minutes or so, will be fished out of the prunes with water to wash it again.

2, vinegar soaking method

Prepare a pot of water, pour the right amount of vinegar and mix well, pour into the prunes soaked for about 20 minutes, fish out and use water to clean up.