How does the fruit in an Edible Arrangements Bouquet stay fresh?
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According to the edible arrangements web site, they do not use or add preservatives of any sort to their product. They keep the fruit fresh by using a refrigerated truck to deliver each arrangement. Since they do not use dry ice, and no preservatives are added they are just as healthy as regular fruit ( unless you get the chocolate dipped option)
None of the product ever gets shipped, to ensure freshness. If you don't have a delivery option in your area you could always try making one yourself :
http://www.ehow.com/how_2293039_make-edible-fruit-arrangements.html
http://www.plan-the-perfect-baby-shower.com/fruit-bouquet.html
http://ediblecraftsonline.com/edible_creations/index.htm
Hope this helps!
see above links
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My years of watching cooking shows actually did teach me something!
"To keep fruits from discoloring after they are peeled, cut the pieces into a bowl of salted water (about 1 tablespoon to a quart of water). This works well with apples, peaches, pears, avocados and other produce."
It goes on to say "Toss fresh fruit with lemon juice, and it will not darken. The juice of half a lemon is enough for a quart or two of cut fruits."
Source: "Fruit Hints & Tips" on recipegoldmine.com
http://www.recipegoldmine.com/kitchenhint/khfruit.html
Sorry it took me a few hours to get the source in--I had to run out.
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