Grapes are, in my humble opinion, one of the best snacking fruits. You can pop frozen grapes for dessert, cook them down into a savory sauce, and heck, according to tradition, you can even take a bag ...

red and green grapes in a rustic bowl set on an outdoor table - Kcline/Getty Images Washing produce is a cooking step many folks are tempted to skip, but the experts who say it's necessary aren't ...

Washing grapes with running water—or a brief soak—meaningfully reduces dirt, pathogens, and pesticide residues. A 20-second rinse works, but soaking grapes in baking soda or vinegar for up to 10 ...

Experts say soaking grapes in baking soda or distilled white vinegar can help remove pesticides. Washing grapes too early can cause them to spoil faster in the fridge. Store unwashed grapes in their ...

Prepping one of the most pesticide-prone fruits isn't hard—and it's not a task you should be skipping. Washing grapes with running water—or a brief soak—meaningfully reduces dirt, pathogens, and ...