How do you store Banana fruits for more than 2 days?

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  1. Venkatachari M profile image83
    Venkatachari Mposted 8 years ago

    How do you store Banana fruits for more than 2 days?

    I am fed up with it. We can't store them in a fridge. And keeping outside also does not work. They get black and begin rotting within 2 days. I have to buy only 6 to 8 each time. That is our 2 days consumption. If I buy more, I have to throw them as become damaged and rotten.

  2. Availiasvision profile image80
    Availiasvisionposted 8 years ago

    I can't eat bananas once start to get mushy and get brown spots. I like mine partily green and firm.

    When they start to go bad, I freeze them and use them in smoothies. Then I don't have to throw away the ones I don't want to eat.

    1. Venkatachari M profile image83
      Venkatachari Mposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Good idea to use them in smoothies.

  3. thumbi7 profile image60
    thumbi7posted 8 years ago

    I usually buy one bunch. Not fully ripe ones. I look for firm ones. half of them will be washed and dried and kept in polythene bags inside the fridge. My fridge has a compartment for fruits; the fruits are not easily spoiled if kept there.
    The other half we start eating.
    So we can consume almost all of them.
    Hardly anything gets spoiled

    1. Venkatachari M profile image83
      Venkatachari Mposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for the comment. But, whenever I keep them in fridge, they turn black the next day itself. So, I do not keep in fridge.

  4. Mr. Happy profile image70
    Mr. Happyposted 8 years ago

    You might want to try to keep them in a darker place (as supposed to in direct Sun-light) and perhaps You can buy them a little less ripen.
    Good Luck! : )

    1. Venkatachari M profile image83
      Venkatachari Mposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Sorry, I have seen this reply only today. Your advice is a good one. I follow this from today. Thanks.

  5. Genna East profile image83
    Genna Eastposted 8 years ago

    I buy them green, so it takes a couple of days for them to ripen fully.  Otherwise, they will turn very quickly and we won't have time to enjoy all of them.  I wish I knew how to keep them longer.

    1. Venkatachari M profile image83
      Venkatachari Mposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Looks a good idea, to buy green. I should try this one.

  6. profile image0
    MsLowrieposted 7 years ago

    Is that even possible - storing bananas for more than 2 days? All it takes s fr my (adult) son to pay me a visit shortly after I've bought a bunch, and BOOM! The bananas are gone.

    1. Venkatachari M profile image83
      Venkatachari Mposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Sometimes it happens with me also. But, nowadays, he seems has lost his interest in fruits.

 
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