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link to Mold In Apple Cores: Still Safe To Eat?

Mold In Apple Cores: Still Safe To Eat?

Cutting an apple open only to find that it has what looks like white mold running through its core is certainly a frustrating experience, it’s even worse if you find the moldy core after you’ve...

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link to Mold On Your Applesauce: Is It Still Safe To Eat?

Mold On Your Applesauce: Is It Still Safe To Eat?

Applesauce makes for a healthy, nutritional snack…well, unless mold grows on it. If you just see mold on the surface of a jar or container of applesauce, can you still eat this fruity treat, or do...

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link to Mold On Jam: Is It Still Safe To Eat? And How To Prevent It

Mold On Jam: Is It Still Safe To Eat? And How To Prevent It

Whether you make your own or buy it from the store, it’s horrible to see mold on your fruity jam. You’re not sure what could have caused this, and you certainly have plenty of other questions....

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link to Kombucha Mold: How To Identify And Prevent On Your SCOBY

Kombucha Mold: How To Identify And Prevent On Your SCOBY

Now and again, you love drinking the fermented tea beverage kombucha. The last time you poured yourself a glass, it didn’t look quite right. You think the kombucha went moldy but can that even...

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link to Mold On Ginger: Safe To Eat Or Should You Throw It Out?

Mold On Ginger: Safe To Eat Or Should You Throw It Out?

You recently purchased some ginger root and stored it until you were ready to use it. Tonight, when you went to make dinner, you noticed the ginger root had mold on it. It’s only on the skin, so...

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link to Mold On Maple Syrup: Is It Safe To Eat And How To Prevent It

Mold On Maple Syrup: Is It Safe To Eat And How To Prevent It

Starting the day with a hardy breakfast of waffles or pancakes will fuel you up for hours, but your maple syrup doesn’t look quite right. Upon further inspection, you realize it’s moldy. Can you...

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