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I threw out some strawberries that my housekeeper cut the mold from. did i do the right thing?
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Maybe, maybe not: For some people, seeing any sign of spoilage on fruits is reason-enough to toss them. However, if you cut off the moldy parts and thoroughly wash it, there should be no problem with eating the unaffected parts of the fruit.
Answered 3/18/2016
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