Step: Place strawberries in a shallow container lined with paper towels, spreading them out in a single layer. If needed, store in multiple containers rather than piling them up.
Why: This prevents berries from crushing each other and reduces moisture buildup, which encourages mold.
4. Use a Ventilated Container
Step: Store strawberries in a container that allows air circulation. You can use the original container if it has ventilation holes or a specially designed fruit storage container with vents.
Why: Good airflow reduces humidity inside the container, helping keep strawberries dry and fresh longer.
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