How to keep herbs fresh in the fridge for WEEKS: This ‘genius’ $18 gadget is a must for your kitchen this year
- Woman reveals the fridge gadget she uses to keep her herbs fresh and flavourful
- The innovative $18 Prepara Herb Savor Pods will triple the life of fresh herbs
- The pod has a clear hinged door to store herbs and a cap to fill with fresh water
- Change the water every three days and the herbs will stay fresh for three weeks
An interior decorator has revealed the fridge gadget she uses to keep her herbs fresh and flavourful for weeks.
The woman from Miami, who goes by ‘The Homey Home’, uses the $18 Prepara Herb Savour Pods to triple the life of fresh herbs.
To use the woman simply places washed parsley inside of the pod and carefully closes the clear hinged door.
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The woman from Miami, who goes by ‘The Homey Home’, uses the $18 Prepara Herb Savor Pods to triple the life of her own fresh herbs
She then opens the tethered green cap at the back of the pod, fills it with fresh water and stores it in the fridge.
It is recommended to empty out the old water and refill the pod every three to five days to keep herbs fresh for up to three weeks.
The fridge gadget comes in a cylinder shape with a clear opening to store the herbs and features an in-built cap you can fill with fresh water.
It is recommended to empty out the old water and refill the pod every three to five days to keep herbs fresh for up to three weeks
The pods have also been designed with a hard outer shell to protect leaves from being crushed by other refrigerated items.
The gadget has been declared a ‘kitchen hero’ by magazines and foodies from around the world as many have praised the practical fridge-friendly pods.
Prepara Herb Savor Pods are also used by A-list celebrity Oprah Winfrey and the cooking queen herself, Martha Stewart.
‘This is one of those gadgets I found myself using a lot more than I expected to… I’ve tested basil, parsley, coriander and spring onions with great success,’ she said
The interior decorator received a flood of comments since sharing the gadget as she admitted just how practical the product really is.
‘This is one of those gadgets I found myself using a lot more than I expected to… I’ve tested basil, parsley, coriander and spring onions with great success,’ she said.
‘Thanks for sharing, I just bought one! Looks so handy,’ a foodie commented.
