Should you pick oranges before a freeze?
It is recommended to pick citrus fruits, including oranges, before a freeze to protect them from damage. When temperatures drop below freezing, water inside the fruit can freeze and expand, causing the fruit to burst and become damaged. Picking oranges and other citrus fruits before a freeze helps ensure that they remain intact and maintain their quality. To be on the safe side, pick the oranges 2-3 days ahead of an impending freeze when temperatures drop into the low 30s.
Food & Drink
- Which method is better for keeping drinks cold in a picnic cooler water at 0 degree celsius or ice why?
- When food cooked with sour cream left out all night and then refrigerated - ok to eat?
- What temperature should you keep a hamster in?
- What is the correct working temperature of a fridge and freezer?
Cold Breakfast Recipes
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- What temperature for haddock?
- Is frozen spinach thawed in sink overnight still safe to use dip?
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- Can you freeze raw hamburger with eggs in the mixture?
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