


*Washing my greens as soon as I get home
*Loosely wrapping (slightly wet) greens with dry paper towels
*Placing wrapped greens in a zip lock freezer bag and leaving a small opening for air
*Placing zip lock bag on the bottom level of my refrigerator
When I follow these steps, I am able to keep lettuce and other greens for up to 4 days.
Above greens include kale, baby bok choi, and argula.
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