How To Remove Pesticides from Store Bought Fruit!
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How To Remove Pesticides from Store Bought Fruit! #shorts #shorts28
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I don’t know if this was passive aggressive or loving 😂😂😂
I definitely can feel the passive aggressiveness 😂. Hilarious 😂
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She was scaring me
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I thought it was scary too 😂😂😂
I just do a vinger rinse and finish it off with a cold water wash afterwards, it also keeps my fruits and vegetables stay fresh longer.
@Miss Caramel for me it does, every fruit and veggies I did it for lasted a lot longer.
Vinegar also fights mold & mildew, which should also help produce stay fresher longer. Just don't use vinegar the same time you're using baking soda, cause that makes hydrogen peroxide...
@@catherinecossano5263 I don't use baking soda.
Thanks for this because I use vinegar too or food grade hydrogen peroxide.
@@catherinecossano5263 that’s a good idea too! Maybe I’ll switch to the vinegar… how much do you use?
Get this woman a commercial or TV show asap!!🙂👏🎉
God no
She better than the pine sol lady....😂😅😂
No. I don't even watch TV.
This ranks among the most useful shows on the internet, with the added bonus of being short and right to the point.
It’s misinformation, ask your family doctor.
This is what I do too, however, you look like a TV game show model when pouring the water in the bowl.🤣
Ikr
Yes, Pam demonstrates with class. A beautiful smile makes the presentation enjoyable and memorable. 😀 💕
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
I personally loved your happy face and eyes while pouring the water. Made me smile
@@theresabennett5892 Absolutely! Pam is always so up-beat! I have learned so much!
You need to have a channel reading books to people or children. Your voice is soothing.
YESSSS!!! I'M FEELING SO RELAXED LISTENING TO HER!
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you know.. I did feel sleepy
ASMR
thank you for your posts!
I love the way she explains it step by step. She definitely needs her own show.
I think this is her channel or show. She definitely should get more acclaim.
Nope. Lots of people don't watch tv
Madam, thank you for the info and thank you for keeping your hair natural.
Never has anyone looked happier pouring water
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I had to look and see if i was the only one who thought that 😂
@@therebelgoddess6522 😂
@@Anamillio like it’s giving my husband dead in The backroom vibes 😂 💀
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NOT just ON them, but IN them. We Can’t do anything about that. I try to get organic and hope they really are. (I still wash & soak.)
Look for blk and white USDA LABEL and if single items look for the number 9 beginning in sku label..👍😊
Exactly. The pesticides seep into the soil and the fruit absorbs it as it grows. Organic is always the best option. And people wonder why cancer is so rampant nowadays.
Truth. We pay more and hope that they are being honest. There is so much toxic and genetically modified food out there.
@RR Very true. This lady was way too confident thinking she just made her fruit *"organic."*
No, sweetheart, it's just as much pesticides within the fruit as outside. Organic gives me peace of mind. Especially seeing I was diagnosed with colon cancer at 29. All I ate when I was younger was pounds of non Organic fruit. Not saying it was the main cause, but I'm not taking any more risks.
@@Feverishkiller exactly my friend. Look up Monsanto, the largest pesticide producer in America. They used to manufacture war chemicals like agent orange which is KNOWN to cause cancer and tumors. After the war they didn't know what to do with all those chemicals so they went into the pesticide business.
No one will do the studies to prove this because they buy them out but I firmly believe this is a huge reason why so many people have cancer today. We're literally eating it. Sorry for your battle. Wish you the best.
I JUST LOVE THIS LADY! SHE IS JUST A BRIGHT SPOT IN MY DAY. THANK YOU FOR GREAT INFO!
I just love you! Your tips have truly educated me ! Thank you. " come with me I'll show you what to do." 😊
I always rinse my grapes 🍇 but did not know about the baking soda. ❤ Thank You.
Baking soda is the best
Yes. Read the studies, nothing works better
Same I would just wash and used a little vinegar but had not considered baking soda. Will definitely try it!! Thanks so much!!
I've used both together, though be careful since they reacted a little bit but safe. I also avoid the reaction smell if any. Imo 😅😂🤣🙏🙏🙏
She'd make a good commercial
This lady has the loveliest smile & the nicest voice🥰
Thanks, Beautiful Lady🌹
I love this woman. She has an amazing spirit. Much love to you, Pam.
I want a grandma like her.
She’s only 52
Whatever her age I love her voice. So soothing
@@terimorris6394 She's not too young to be a grandmother. I was a grandma at 46. My son and his wife had my first grandchild when he was 24. I was 21 when I had him.
It doesn't matter what you rinse your produce with, its how they were grown. If not organic, you will still ingest pesticides.
Ive read this too 😖 didnt want to burst any bubbles. The vinegar rinses help fruit & veg last longer in my experience
Thank God, some actually useful information.
Yes, truthfully many folks simultaneously do too much _and_ not enough. Most humans just need to make themselves feel better about/more in control of what they [feel] they can; even if it's just an illusion/delusion.
🤷🏽♀️ I've learned to somewhat embrace the concept of the placebo effect, if it helps folks feel better about themselves and their lives.🤍
And then reading the comments, I was like are you kidding?! Plus, is it just me or does she seem really annoyed in this video?
I was thinking the same, but the baking soda rinse couldn’t hurt. You can only truly trust what you grow yourself.
I use white vinegar but both work. I’m old so familiar with most of your tips but it’s good to be open to learning. I just love that you’re doing this for the kiddos. Hope they listen cos you’re right on the money!
Pam, Pam, Pam!!! Your smile and your voice is so warm and contagious ❤.
Your voice and your smile are amazing. Your tips are great. You are a pleasure to watch!
Love this lady, she is like a beam of sunshine 🌞
Very true! 🤗🌻
Hope she is teaching a health class somewhere
She could read me a book love her calming voice 🥰
I was about to comment something too abour her voice .
Its sooo motherely its calms me down and make me feel loved I cant explain this 😂🤦♀️
I'm sorry I may be the only one but the look on her face & in her eyes along with that smile & voice kinda creeps me out😵😱😩
Agree💗
@@luananana4679 my son tells me a lot of content makers look and sound like they had too much caffeine when making Shorts! 😉😆
She’s so cool. That’s how I wash my veggies also. It’s less trouble if you put Baking Soda in first, then add water.
I love her energy her smile the way she speaks she makes me giggle like a baby and teaching me all at the same time ..thank you !!🤗
I've learned that the bigger issue is that the pesticides goes inside the fruit. I guess the key is to find a local farmer or grow ourselves
That is true, but a lot of it sticks to the surface so you can get a lot of it off if you soak your fruit and veggies for at least 15 minutes in water, before wrinsing it. Baking soda is great in dissolving acidic pesticides, but they're not the only ones. I do like to use it. Some fruit and veggies are more prone to disease and get sprayed more, you might keep that in mind when buying groceries... Tecnicly the use of pesticides should be regulated by law, so that you don't get to much of it in the final product and
@@daniby9894 ACCORDING TO THE SCIENTIFIC STUDIES DONE, PUBLISHED BY DR GREGER, THE MIX THAT REALLY TOOK AWAY THE PESTICIDES & OTHER CHEMICALS IS:
9 PARTS WATER &
1 PART SALT.
THAT'S WHAT SCIENTISTS REPORTED AND DR GREGER PUBLISHED THEIR RESULTS. BAKING SODA WORKS BUT NOT AS WELL. BESIDES SALT IS CHEAPER, ISN'T IT?
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@@LAKSHMIANGELES Your proportions seem invented to me: every 900ml of water, I'm suppose to put 100g of salt?! That way 2 pounds of salt would last you 10 washes, maybe even less, that is if you can make one wash with 900ml of water... I don't know how much baking soda costs where you live, but I still pay either one in cents per pound, so...
Mi like yuh☺️ We do this all the time, we don't play round here. Non GMO, non pesticide, and better yet, grow it yourself. 💛💛💛
Right! But self sustaining is “anti Big Brother”, so grow while you can!!!
@@shamachelon at this point it's crucial, learning about wild edibles too, the Most High knows that is that time again we return to our selves, and connect to our mother nature.
I grow my own or buy from the farmer
Lady, you are adorable. I appreciate your sweet spirit.
I absolutely love the way Pam shares her advice. I trust her tips.
This is what I do too! Also, I manually rub the baking soda on certain fruits and vegetables like apples and tomatoes, that gets the waxes and other buildup off.😀
Yes, sea salt is great also 🙂
@@Cerez78 Thank you for the suggestion, but I avoid sea salt. Because a lot of the sea is polluted so it compromises the quality of the salt. I prefer pink Himalayan salt on my food. It's great and mineral-rich.
I think I’d add the baking soda to the water and mix well then the put the fruit or vegetables in. But that’s just me. 😊
Either way is good.
That's what I was thinking
I agree
It’s still the same thing
@lelecheesy6502 yes but you're able to stir the mixture better without the produce in there. It's just a preference I guess.
I love her attitude… and she is right on with her recommendation regarding dealing with pesticides and herbicides on fruits and vegetables! She is a national treasure!
You are so happy and precious. Thanks for all you handy tips!
Also she is just so adorable
She is adorable❤
She’s getting more manic each time she does this. It’s starting to become creepy
@@sjont Then don't watch. Common sense is not too common.
@@sjont 😂🤣
I can’t help laughing everytime she turns around and walks to the other side like it’s so far away and takes three steps and mimicks continuing to walk😂😂
Showing off her theme on the back of her tshirt
She only turned around once clown 🤡
@@jamesmcluvlee calm wayyyyy down James. I love this lady and her channel, so chill. Why someone has to be a clown because something brings them joy and/or makes them laugh and smile. That part of her thing, I know. So what’s your deal? And you calling people names? You must be a child cause if you’re grown and behaving in that nature, practice that in the street with grown men ‘clowns’ and see who’ll be laughing last. Might not be necessarily the first dude, but you mess around and say that and probably more to the wrong person. Learn to live in peace with people. Speak positivity into your life and others. You’ll be more fulfilled and won’t feel the need to just throw stupid words around to people who mean no harm.
@@lindaharrison9961 yup. That’s great advertising right there👍🏽
Cool display picture! 👍🏾
That takes care of surface pesticide but many fruits and veggies systemically absorb the pesticide and it is throughout the fruit.
You remind me of Madge who would soak her hands in Palmolive dish soap and look at her audience with a big smile while telling us how smooth her Palmolive hands feel after washing dishes. ❤
Oh my goodness her voice and her demeanor are so pleasant & calming! Loveeeeee! ❤
Thank you!
I was looking for your channel and typed in "come with me I'll show you what to do" and here I am🙂
I love seeing your beautiful face and spirit everyday. So caring and always teaching us. ❤
Her smile is big and bright 😁
I normally use vinegar, but I like your baking soda method better and will be adopting it. Thank you !!
I use vinegar, water and lemon juice. But I can see how the baking soda adds some grit to scrub. Will be trying...thanks!
I use both vinegar and baking soda.
Me too because sometimes the vinegar can be so strong that it still has the taste
@@guerdaalbertini7136 Hopefully you seperate the two.
@@guerdaalbertini7136 me too
I always wash everything that goes in my frig and pantry but did not know washing fruit with baking soda Thanks again. Bless you❤🇵🇷
So do I. I clean package with tissue, soap, and other toiletries. I usually use disinfectant wipes for these.
@@sandraatkins2539 I do the same thing. everything that is brought home gets hosed down in some way. especially what goes into the fridge and pantry. it gets the soap & water treatment, wipes or both. all things go through so many situations, places and hands to not at least give it a rinse or wipe down.
I'm pleased to hear this.
I'm in UK & when people hear that I do this they think I'm crazy.
But to be honest the English, I find not particularly hygienic and I'm born here!
@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794 unfortunately too many unhygienic people live all over the globe. I found over time that economic and cultural status don't make a difference. Often wealthy people can be the nastiest with hygiene practices.
She is the honorary auntie you didn’t know you needed so badly in your life, but now you know better. ❤
Thank you...just in time! I came from the store, with fruit 😊
Chef Pam excellent tips on washing fruits and vegetables. This is so very important. There’s so many pesticides on the soil and in the soil. It takes years to we see what dangers their are.
Girl I like you, you are my new food helper. I also use hydrogen peroxide to wash produce with baking soda
You always make me smile! 🌻
I just stopped at the store on the way home from work to get some produce. Cuz I'm trying to lose a little weight, this just happened to pop up on my feed when I got to the store. So I bought some baking soda. I appreciate all that you do to help us Pam. You are a good lady and a blessing from God. Thank you. 🥰❤️🙏
Pam is just as helpful and informative as Martha Stewart! I 💕LOVE 💕this channel!
Better than Martha as far as I'm concerned.
People don’t understand that adolescence is 13-24…(brain science nerd here🙋🏾♀️) 18 is NOT adulthood. Major myth in our society. Had my son at 20 so I totally relate, Maya!
...you have a beautiful smile & a beautiful voice, Miss Pam!... subscribed!
Wow, thank you!
@CookingAtPamsPlace I agree love the smile, tone of voice sounds so assuring, subscribed easily ❤❤😊
This lady is awesome! ❤
Wow! Thanks for sharing. I have heard of vinegar, but never baking soda. Great tip like ALWAYS! I’ve only heard of vinegar, but baking soda does EVERYTHING!
Pammy, you’re the best!!
I've heard that hydrogen peroxide makes a great produce wash, too. I use HP for so many things, but I haven't tried it on produce yet.
I've used vinegar too.
Just don't mix the two or they react and you end up with water.
Much needed info Chef!!
Glad it’s useful! Thanks Wanda!!
Haaaa!!! That smile as you pour the water!
Thank you so much. I always rinse off fruit and veggies, but I never felt like it was enough. Baking soda was an aha moment for me. Your voice is so calming too.
I use dish detergent and let sit then rinse well
Simple & straightforward, Thanks Pam
I would like to hear this lady preaching the true gospel...her face shines from inner light🌹
Amen !
True.....this is crucial to ensure that your fruit AND veg are actually doing your HEALTH some good not HARM...
You are such a pure heart. Pure.
Love to learn from you
Again---you are a gem. And you have such a beautiful smile.
I use Dr Bronners castile soap to clean my fruit and vegetables
Great product
Thank you for this vital information
I could listen to your voice for hours!!!
Pam I have never ever done any sort of rinsng of my produce! Oh my! Again, you are teaching us valuable information! I ❤️ your podcasts
Your voice is so soothing. I feel like when the world is beating me down, I wanna just watch these videos. It feels like a hug LOL
Hang in there !!
Totally agree!
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I can't believe at my age (😱), I didn't KNOW this!! Thank u!! ✌️🇨🇦
she's so sarcastic but it's so important. People don't have alot of common sense anymore.
These tips are for the simpleminded.
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I never knew that trick ! Thanks MaMa
Love your energy and information. God bless you lovely lady.
Thank you, you sweet Lady!
Great job Chef Pam!
Your smile is so infectious! I always smile back! Great tip, too! Stay safe and healthy out there! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
Absolutely!
Thanks Pam , never thought about the baking soda . I have been using white vinegar to clean all my fresh vegetables & fruit with water.
THANK DEAR PERSON...I WILL START TO DO THIS ALWAYS AND I AM TELLING ALL MY FAMILY AS WELL. BLESS YOU.
Thank you so much Ms Pam!
i love her voice. it's so soothing. subscribed!
I was told that baking soda & food grade hydrogen peroxide is best.
None of those work according to the USDA & FDA
I've been doing this for years, it seems to work
@@Christine-tf8rf why would you go off of what they say when you could simply test it yourself 🤦♂️ I mean America is the worst when it comes to health if this was the NBA those coaches would’ve been fired so I wouldn’t take their word for anything
@@ogunmontgomery103 Because I and the average person does not have the necessary equipment, like the USDA, to test for pesticides remaining on and in fruit.
@@myjourneytotruth I don't mean to argue, but how do you know it works? Have you sent your washed fruit to a lab to be tested? I truly would love to know if it really does work so I could feel safe in the knowledge that I don't have to purchase organic produce all the time. As of right now, I have no choice but to do so since my children are allergic to the very same pesticides, herbicides and coating/shellac that is used to "protect" the fruit. I can only purchase fruit from an organic farm or, on the off chance, I find fruit that doesn't have a coating, so I would welcome seeing some test results that say this works.
Love to hear you giving good suggestions. Thank you
Thank you for sharing and caring
Love ❤️ your priceless tips. I knew about baking soda with water, but I didn't know about cold water with it. You can also use 3% hydrogen peroxide with water, a 50/50 solution, and spray on produce. If you don't have either, you can also use salted water.
Let it sit and then add vinegar! Especially to grapes. They taste sweeter afterwards. Just remember to rinse well with cool water. Vinegar kills more bacteria on the fruit too!
Pam you are amazingly refreshingly delightfully inspirationally informatively enlightening. 😅
Love watching this clever woman!
I do baking soda along with distilled vinegar and it foams up. I let Is stand for 15 minutes then I rinse it under cold water afterwards. Works like a charm.
Baking soda and vinegar makes water basically. The fizz is carbon dioxide bubbles. The two substances essentially cancel each other out leaving you with water and carbon dioxide, (the bubbles.) The bubbles go and you're left with water (and a salt.)
Use one OR the other.
@@littleboots9800 in the medical field we would use vinegar and baking soda together to clean medical tubing and some equipment in the homes.
@@pamelarising344 what's the point though? Within seconds it's just water.
@@littleboots9800 There is a chemical reaction that foams, scrubs and deodorizes the equipment. It would clean the fruit and veggies too. 😀
@@pamelarising344 yeah but that reaction is just bubbles and water whereas the baking soda or vinegar are actually really good for the job if used separately.
I think seeing the bubbles is a psychological thing. Kind of like "it must be working, look how much it bubbles." Like we used to think with skin products that tingle or feel cool, we felt as if that was a sign it really worked. To this day I'm STILL a sucker for products with peppermint oil or menthol that give that cold feeling.
I love your approach to everything!! Your attitude exudes joy, and I love it! Not to mention, I learn lotsI
_You mentioned it, though._ 🙃🤓
This woman has good energy.
I smiled the whole time. Thank you 😊
Baking soda is good for so many things, vinegar or food grade peroxide also
U scaring me with the dramatics lol stop moving your face and head like that while smiling hard haha but thx ma’am ❤❤❤😂😂😂
Dude yes. Aggressive hospitality.
I love how she smiles as she is pouring the water!❤️❤️❤️
I always learn something new every time I see your videos!!
Thank you!!
I use vinegar water for both vegetables and greens. Berries last longer in the refrigerator when I spray them with vinegar water and spray them with clear water.
Most are not suspose to go in the refrigerator I was surprised by onions potatoes cucumber strawberry
Thanks for the tip about berries.
Yes! Baking soda & vinegar both work however baking soda is less expensive : ]
So true!
If you have an Aldi near I brought a gallon of white vinegar for 97cents .
@Sara Cruze Actually I do, good to know, thanks!
Vinegar is not good for some throat problems, so I'm happy to see this solution with inexpensive baking soda. Thank you!
I enjoy your videos so much, you're such a a lovely person! And your tips are great!
Where did you get this idea?? What's the scientific study that tested this? A lot of pesticides are absorbed by the skin of the fruit -- does baking soda remove them?
Good question I guess she did her research before giving out this information
No, shes a quack
u need a scientific study before you wash your fruit?, smh
I use a drop dish liquid, just a tiny drop, soak in warm water for a bit and rinse well. Pesticides and so many hands touching it, I do this with melons, cucumbers… everything because you cut into those types of fruits and veggies which could contaminate the insides.
I absolutely wash them too. I even wash all containers: milk, juices, etc, before I stick em in my fridge, you get the picture.
That's how I clean my leaf lettuce...
Oh NO!!! DON'T use dish washing liquid! That stuff will get into your food and cause health problems down the road!
I tell people this all the time. I clean all fresh fruits and vegetables, even a whole watermelon. There was a listeria outbreak from a fruit stand near my workplace, and a lot of people got sick from it. Cutting through fresh foods introduces contaminants from the outside.
@@cuprunnethover2509 I am 52 years old, I have done this for years, I’m healthy, I’m on no meds at all. That’s kind of silly because we wash our dishes in dish liquid. As I said I use a tiny drop, just enough to remove dirt/pesticides and rinse very well. I think this is one of the leading problems to a lot of health issues because people don’t thoroughly wash their fruits and veggies, the toxic chemicals is what we need to worry about not the dish liquid that we’ve all been using our whole lives.
This lady soothes my soul.
This is the learning channel...