Grapes often carry pesticide residue and dirt. A simple cleaning routine can make them safer. Start with a rinse. Then, soak grapes in a baking soda solution to break down pesticides. A vinegar wash ...

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 ...

Grapes often carry pesticide residues and microbes. A quick rinse is not enough. Follow simple steps like rinsing under ...

Turned off by that white film on the skin? We’re spilling about how to take that off and get your grapes spick and span.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Experts say soaking grapes in baking soda or distilled white vinegar can help remove pesticides. Washing grapes too early can ...