If I can't buy stuff in glass I'll often relocate to glass jars at home.

I keep all my glass jars and tops .. whether Mason or not. Wash them real good. Even strip the labels off when I've time.

Always store stuff in glass as much as possible.

When I open a can of diced tomatoes and only use some I'll relocate to glass and keep in fridge .. etc

Never done the strawberries in jars though. I'll have to give it a try though I generally freeze my fruit for storage.

I love the glass jars....stopped using plastic storage containers;)

Did you know lettuce stays crisp and lasts longer if you cut off the bottom, wrap the bottom in a paper towel and put in a zip top bag. Lasts 2-3 weeks in fridge.
If you cut a bit off the bottom of asparagus and stand them up in a jar in the fridge they last longer without the tips drying out. Same for celery.
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Thanks for the great tips ;)

Thank you. Right on time. Went to a strawberry farm today and picked 9 lbs of strawberries with the grand daughter.

Grandchildren are fabulous.......I have an almost 2yr. old grandson......
I nicknamed him, Dimples (He got em from me).

In about 7 weeks, I'm gonna have a granddaughter ;)))

Also cut up veggies, premade salads last much longer, amazing really.
Make larger meals and store in mason jars in the fridge.
Cut up other fruit and use mason jars.
LOVE MASON JARS.
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Refrigerate.

Keep sauces, dressing off, just simply the vegetables till ready to eat.

Hot tip! Thank you.

You're welcome ;)

Does the glass jar have to be air tight (like in canning) and do you have to refrigerate them? Never heard of this. It will come in handy for my Family. Thanks for the information! 😄👍😄

I don't boil and can....just put in the glass jar and put both pieces on....and refrigerate.....works like a charm.....I also put celery in water and do the same....it lasts way longer.....

I use this trick to keep them fresh. It really does work but you mustn't wash them.

Wash as you use them ;)