Hello gorgeous plastic things. I luv u.
I saw a display of these hard plastic produce savers in the grocery store
produce section last week.
They were $2.99 each.
I'm a sucker for end cap displays, especially if they're bright and shiny.
Well, of course I had to have one, the onion.
Then I walked back and plucked the tomato too.
Uh, can I just say, best two dollars and ninety nine cents I've ever spent!
THEY REALLY WORK!!!
Both the cut tomatoes and onion were super fresh days later!
produce section last week.
They were $2.99 each.
I'm a sucker for end cap displays, especially if they're bright and shiny.
Well, of course I had to have one, the onion.
Then I walked back and plucked the tomato too.
Uh, can I just say, best two dollars and ninety nine cents I've ever spent!
THEY REALLY WORK!!!
Both the cut tomatoes and onion were super fresh days later!
Three days after having the cut onion and chopped tomato stored, the onion was crispy still and the tomatoes were fresh.
AND I can locate both of these produce savers easily and immediately even in my unorganized, somewhat-not-the-cleanest-in-the-world pre-World War II era refrigerator.
Choose us, choose us! Don't go for the cream cheese, we are healthier, Choose us!
Best of all, I never have to wrap a cut onion in a paper towel or baggie again. And I noticed I've used my cut tomatoes just about every meal now, since I can find them while they're still fresh,
and not 2 1/2 months old.
I think the store had other produce savers too, a lemon for sure that I can remember. Fresh lemon slices in water is apparently very good for a person.
The cashier who rung these up, said she's had all of them for a year
(bought them 1/2 price when they went on sale), and swears by them.
Best $2.99 I've ever spent.
Well, that didn't involve the words cheese and cake anyway.
