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Seedless Cucumbers

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  1. Mine come shrink-wrapped from Canada. I use sparingly. I'm
    wondering if it helps or hinders to leave the unused portion
    of the cucumber in the shrink wrap? I've noticed that after
    a few days the cucumber in the shrink wrap becomes mushy and
    slimy in places. Would the cucumber last a couple more days
    if taken out of the shrink wrap.

    Tks

  2. Quoted message said:

    Mine come shrink-wrapped from Canada. I use sparingly. I'm
    wondering if it helps or hinders to leave the unused
    portion of the cucumber in the shrink wrap? I've noticed
    that after a few days the cucumber in the shrink wrap
    becomes mushy and slimy in places. Would the cucumber last
    a couple more days if taken out of the shrink wrap.

    Tks

    .........good question! I have the same trouble and am
    wondering the same thing. Quando(Mike)

  3. stark said:


    Mine come shrink-wrapped from Canada. I use sparingly. I'm
    wondering if it helps or hinders to leave the unused
    portion of the cucumber in the shrink wrap? I've noticed
    that after a few days the cucumber in the shrink wrap
    becomes mushy and slimy in places. Would the cucumber last
    a couple more days if taken out of the shrink wrap.

    Tks

    We use a lot of those cucumbers. Remove the shrink wrap
    carefully, but place a piece of it over the cut end. And eat
    the cucumber in a couple of days! They are available all
    year round; no need to hoard them.

  4. Quando6 said:
    Quoted message said:

    Mine come shrink-wrapped from Canada. I use sparingly.
    I'm wondering if it helps or hinders to leave the
    unused portion of the cucumber in the shrink wrap? I've
    noticed that after a few days the cucumber in the
    shrink wrap becomes mushy and slimy in places. Would
    the cucumber last a couple more days if taken out of
    the shrink wrap. Tks


    .........good question! I have the same trouble and am
    wondering the same thing. Quando(Mike)

    Mine seems to keep better out of the shrink wrap, but I bag
    it in green produce bags. Seems to keep better open, not
    sealed and pretty dry inside. Edrena

  5. stark <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Mine come shrink-wrapped from Canada. I use sparingly. I'm
    wondering if it helps or hinders to leave the unused
    portion of the cucumber in the shrink wrap? I've noticed
    that after a few days the cucumber in the shrink wrap
    becomes mushy and slimy in places. Would the cucumber last
    a couple more days if taken out of the shrink wrap.

    Tks

    I leave mine in the shrink wrap, put a baggie over the cut
    end, and rubberband it on. The cucumber usually lasts at
    least a week in the vegetable drawer.

    I get it out almost every night and put a few slices on our
    dinnertime salads.

    I'm pretty careful about picking through the cucumbers at
    the store to make sure I get a good one--firm at both ends,
    not banged up. I wonder if your cucumbers are bruised and
    therefore go mushy in spots under the shrink wrap.

    Cindy Hamilton

  6. In article <[email hidden]>, Cindy

    hamilton said:

    I leave mine in the shrink wrap, put a baggie over the cut
    end, and rubberband it on. The cucumber usually lasts at
    least a week in the vegetable drawer.

    I get it out almost every night and put a few slices on
    our dinnertime salads.

    I'm pretty careful about picking through the cucumbers
    at the store to make sure I get a good one--firm at
    both ends, not banged up. I wonder if your cucumbers
    are bruised and therefore go mushy in spots under the
    shrink wrap.

    Cindy Hamilton

    Thanks, Cindy. Mine last about that long. They are in
    pretty good shape leaving the store; just wondering if the
    shrink wrap helped or hindered. When they first showed up
    in our stores they were $2.99 apiece; now they're around
    .99 cents which makes worrying about the shring wrap not
    that critical.

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