mistake is washing all the blueberries immediately after buying them. Moisture encourages mold and bacteria to grow, which shortens their shelf life.
For the best results, store blueberries unwashed and rinse them only just before eating or using them.
If you have already washed them, allow them to dry completely. Spread them on a clean kitchen towel or paper towels and wait until no moisture remains on their surface.
## How to Store Blueberries in the Refrigerator
Place the blueberries in a shallow, well-ventilated container. Line the bottom with paper towels to absorb excess moisture.
Avoid completely airtight containers unless the berries are perfectly dry. A container with small ventilation holes or a lid placed loosely on top usually works better.
Keep the blueberries on a refrigerator shelf where the temperature remains stable. Avoid storing them in the refrigerator door because the temperature changes whenever the door is opened.
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