BERRY BREEZE
I go grocery shopping once a week and I want to get everything I need in one trip. However, that means that what I do buy has to last the entire week. I don’t know how many times I have bought something like strawberries and then go to cut some a few days later and they are already moldy or shriveled and gross-looking. It annoys me so much because not only can we not enjoy those strawberries as planned (without having to make another trip to the grocery store), but also because it was a waste of money for me to buy them just to have to throw them out within a few days and a waste of food.
Luckily, I had a chance to try a
BerryBreeze, which keeps refrigerated foods (such as fruits and vegetables) fresh and clean naturally. BerryBreeze is a small device that sits on the top shelf of your refrigerator and generates activated oxygen (O3), a purifier that is scientifically proven to neutralize bacteria, mold, and other pollutants that spoil foods, allowing them to stay fresh for 2-3 times longer. It also eliminates odors and tastes from foods. And since activated oxygen is all-natural, foods maintain their nutritional value.
The BerryBreeze is really easy to use. All you have to do is add batteries (four D size batteries necessary), then place it on the top shelf of your refrigerator. It generates activated oxygen for an hour, then switches to standby mode for 170 minutes. After that, the BerryBreeze runs through a cycle of 10 minutes generating activated oxygen and 230 minutes of standby. There is no maintenance, other than changing the batteries when necessary. And since it is small, it does not take up much room in the refrigerator.
It is recommended that you store fruits and vegetables in a crisper or vegetable bin, as such bins usually allow air to flow freely in and out and therefore would allow the activated oxygen in. If you store your food in a bin, it does not need to be kept in containers or bags, but can be left out in its natural state. If you do not store it in a bin, then the container should have holes to allow the activated oxygen in. Either way, you know that the BerryBreeze will be there to keep them from spoiling!
I cannot believe the difference that BerryBreeze made! I bought some strawberries at the grocery store, and six days later, they still looked as good as they did at the store on the day that I bought them. There is no way they would have lasted that long without the BerryBreeze. As we are getting closer to summer, I know I will be buying more fresh fruit and vegetables. I feel good knowing that I can keep them fresh for longer with the BerryBreeze, without wasting money or food.
Learn more about the BerryBreeze and the science behind it that makes it such a great and effective way to preserve your food.
BerryBreeze sells for $49.98 and can be purchased online.
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73 Responses
We are big smoothie drinkers & homemade juice drinkers. Blueberries, strawberries & peaches go bad fast here!
strawberries and apples
Blueberries and strawberries
I think apples always go bad the fastest in my house!!
Strawberries
Raspberries go bad way to fast, I have to use them within 3 days max.
I think Strawberries & Blackberries.
Thanks for the chance!
Strawberries for me
Blackberries always go bad fast for me.
Strawberries and bananas
Bananas for me. As for refrigerated fruits, strawberries and raspberries go bad the fastest.
I make smoothies often and my berries and bananas go bad too fast!
Well my bananas go bad the fastest, then strawberries are second on the list
I’d say raspberries are among the first fruits to go bad. Fortunately, I love them so I don’t mind eating them right away!
Strawberries and raspberries always spoil too fast.
I love grapes and wish they would last the entire week — always go bad after a few days.
For my family I would say bananas.
Raspberries go bad way too fast!
Peaches seem to go bad faster than any other fruit
Raspberries!
Strawberries
Strawberries and blueberries!
Strawberries seem to go bad the quickest.
Strawberries go bad so fast in our house.
raspberries. and they are uber expensive, so it’s annoying!
Strawberries!! Thanks for the chance.
Strawberries Go Bad Way To Fast!
Definitely berries! I love to buy strawberries/blueberries/blackberries and they go bad sooo quickly
It’s always a race to finish the strawberries before they go bad
My strawberries and pears go bad fast, I don’t have a problem with raspberries because we eat them pretty quick.
Strawberries and blueberries
bananas and strawberries goes bad the quickest
For me it is raspberries.
What a great idea!!!
I love blackberries but they just don’t last
I think strawberries do.
Strawberries only last a couple of days.
Strawberries go bad here way too fast.
Always with the strawberries!
For sure it is the fresh strawberries! I love to buy them when they are in season, and if you don’t slice and sugar them… they go bad quickly. I would LOVE to try this. What about veggies? I bet it helps those too.
Blackberries and raspberries spoil super fast here.
Raspberries!
I have a black berry bush and they go bad quickly.
Mushrooms go bad really fast for me.
Grapes and strawberries go bad quickly. If I don’t eat them within a few days, it’s time for the garbage.
The thing that goes bad to fast is the strawberries!!!
bananas are the worst
Strawberries
For me it is strawberries.
Bananas always do
Bananas and peaches alway go bad really fast for me.
Strawberries always go first.
Bananas seem to go bad quickly. I try to buy small batches at a time.
Our strawberries seem to go bad the fastest.
Fresh Raspberries are what seems to get soggy and mushy very fast and I end up not being able to eat them the next day.
Strawberries and blackberries are the problem fruits in our house. I have to be vigilant to avoid waste!
I think berries are the worst to go bad too quickly in my house.
Strawberries do.
Mushrooms go bad too fast in my house!
It’s always the bananas that go bad too fast.
It seems like my bananas and strawberries always go bad fast.
Strawberries always go bad too fast.
My strawberries and bananas always go bad far too fast.
Strawberries and grapes are two that I know seem to go bad quickly here.
The strawberries and blueberries go bad quickly in our house.
Strawberries. They go from perfectly fine to moldy, squishy mess overnight.
I think it is a tie in my house between strawberries and blueberries
Strawberries and grapes seem to go bad before you can even get them in the house.
Strawberries seem to go bad really fast.
Peaches go bad really fast.
Strawberries go bad too fast.
My lettuce and strawberries go bad way too fast
Grapes and watermelon appear to go bad very fast sometimes.