The only way to prevent fresh broccoli from turning limp and gross.
And I’m never sad about eating it because it’s delicious.
Plus, tips for how to tell when it’s gone bad.
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Be picky when you choose this delicious vegetable, she says, you deserve the best!
How can you tell your broccoli has gone bad and needs to be composted?
Any yellow or brown spots on the florets mean it’s starting to spoil.
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The stem may feel limp when it’s about to go bad.
White or black patches on the florets or the stem are likely moldyou shouldn’t eat it.
The broccoli may also smell rancid, which means it’s time to toss it out.
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As long as you don’t see any mold on the broccoli (if so, toss it!)
Its amazing that this simple step works!
