1. Refrigeration: Place unwashed bayberries directly into the cold storage compartment of the refrigerator. It should be noted that it cannot be washed. Because bayberries contain bugs and bacteria, cleaning them will only cause them to multiply faster. 2. Frozen bayberries: Wash the fresh bayberries, seal them in a food plastic bag, and then put them in the freezer of the refrigerator to freeze the bayberries into ice. You can eat them directly after taking them out. 3. Preservation with preservative: Spray preservative on the bayberry, then bag it, squeeze out the air with the seeds, seal it, and then add an appropriate amount of ice packs or ice cubes. This can maintain the delicious flavor of bayberry for a longer period of time.

Precautions for storing bayberries at home

1. Bayberries should not be washed when stored

If they need to be temporarily stored in the refrigerator, bayberries should not be washed. This is because bayberries are harmless. After cleaning the peel, water will remain on the surface of the fruit, which makes the bayberry more susceptible to rot and deterioration.

2. It is recommended to use fruit baskets to store bayberries

Because bayberries have strong respiration at room temperature and are afraid of being squeezed, bayberries placed in the refrigerator should not be packed in sealed plastic bags; It is very suitable for storage in deep-mouthed containers. It is best to use flat fruit baskets or blister boxes.

3. Bayberry must be eaten promptly after taking it out.

Bayberry itself is not easy to store at room temperature. After refrigeration, the quality of bayberry declines rapidly due to the influence of cold and heat changes at room temperature, so it needs to be eaten in time. , it is generally not recommended to exceed 4 hours.

4. Freezing of bayberries is not recommended

Some consumers may like to freeze bayberries, but this is limited to frozen bayberries; however, once frozen and then thawed, the bayberries will produce serious juice. , no longer taste fresh; so don’t buy too many bayberries at one time.