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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
      starlight1968sg
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      janet88:
      the veg is for 2moro's meal, so cannot buy in advance.

      hubby will drop me at ntuc first and then send daughter for tuition before coming back to pick me.
      Janet
      The pre-cut veg stored in an air-tight container can last for a few days.
      I usually pre-cut veg on Sat and Sun to be used on wkdays. They can last till Thur for cabbages and even Xiao bai Cai.

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
        last edited by

        I only know cabbage and broccoli can keep for a few days but leafy veg at most 2 days wrapped tightly in newspapers.

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        • MrsKiasuM Offline
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          I find that leafy veg from wet market (probably due to exposure to sun) will not last as long as the veg from supermarket.

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          • FunzF Offline
            Funz
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            I do my marketing early in the morning on weekdays, 6+am. Not many people and not so hot and stallholders give better service. Not rushed mah, can chit chat summore. Some stalls may not be ready though.


            If kept in air tight container, most veg can last longer. I will cut spring onions into size to fit into an air tight box. Line it with kitchen towel, put the spring onions in there, cover it with another kitchen towel then the lid of the box. The spring onions can last beyond a week like that. Parsley too. Kailan can last quite long in the fridge. For us, leafy veg we usually lay them out to get rid of excess moisture before putting in the fridge. I don’t wrap in newspaper but I use kitchen towels.

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
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              MrsKiasu:
              I find that leafy veg from wet market (probably due to exposure to sun) will not last as long as the veg from supermarket.

              leafy veg bought from the supermarket tends to last longer...probably because it is cooler. but if the air con in the supermarket is too cold, the canned food bought has to be consumed fast because our kitchens do not have air con and I am afraid it will spoil.

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              • sharonkhooS Offline
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                janet88:
                MrsKiasu:

                I find that leafy veg from wet market (probably due to exposure to sun) will not last as long as the veg from supermarket.


                leafy veg bought from the supermarket tends to last longer...probably because it is cooler. but if the air con in the supermarket is too cold, the canned food bought has to be consumed fast because our kitchens do not have air con and I am afraid it will spoil.

                If the can has not been opened, bacteria cannot enter, so the change in temperature will not affect the contents.

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
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                  slmkhoo:

                  If the can has not been opened, bacteria cannot enter, so the change in temperature will not affect the contents.
                  thanks.

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                  • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                    last edited by

                    Meeting at offsite ofc ended earlier and was able to return home.

                    ME time now!

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                    • janet88J Offline
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                      last edited by

                      catching up on ‘House of Spirits’ and ‘Come home love’.


                      son unwell and resting at home today. stress of o level bio practical, Chinese oral and school homework has knocked him out.

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                        janet88:
                        catching up on 'House of Spirits' and 'Come home love'.


                        son unwell and resting at home today. stress of o level bio practical, Chinese oral and school homework has knocked him out.
                        I gave up after watching episode 1 of House of Spirits but heard that it is very popular in HK. Is the Come home love nice? Just finished Love as Predatory Affair (nice!) and Fashion War (nice!).

                        Hope your son get well soon. There's a flu bug circulating.

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