Ripe peaches are often eaten with the skin on, meaning proper washing is a must. Pesticides, bacteria, and dirt can all linger in the fuzzy exterior. Rinsing them thoroughly helps keep these ...

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Wash peaches gently right before eating to remove dirt, fuzz, and residue without bruising the skin. A simple rinse or a vinegar-water soak both work well, but always pat them dry with care. Store ...

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