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    Do you have to wash raspberries before you eat them?
    Ollie George Cigliano
    Private Chef & Food Educator
    Ollie George Cigliano is a Private Chef, Food Educator, and Owner of Ollie George Cooks, based in Long Beach, California. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in utilizing fresh, fun ingredients and mixing traditional and innovative cooking techniques. Ollie George holds a BA in Comparative Literature from The University of California, Berkeley, and a Nutrition and Healthy Living Certificate from eCornell University.
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    That's usually a great idea, as they have many nooks and crannies that you have to make sure are properly cleaned.
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    What is the quickest way to clean raspberries?
    Ollie George Cigliano
    Private Chef & Food Educator
    Ollie George Cigliano is a Private Chef, Food Educator, and Owner of Ollie George Cooks, based in Long Beach, California. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in utilizing fresh, fun ingredients and mixing traditional and innovative cooking techniques. Ollie George holds a BA in Comparative Literature from The University of California, Berkeley, and a Nutrition and Healthy Living Certificate from eCornell University.
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    If you are in a rush and just need a handful of berries, lightly run them under cool water and gently dry them on a clean paper towel. Enjoy.
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    How do I handle the little black bugs that come with raspberries?
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    Don’t worry about the bugs, just wash them off and let them go down the drain.
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    Can I use a vinegar solution to get rid of tiny worms on my raspberries?
    Lina DaSilva
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    Yes, a vinegar solution can be effective for removing tiny worms from raspberries.
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    What causes the white spots on raspberries?
    Lina DaSilva
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    White spots on raspberries can result from sunscald, mold or fungal growth, pesticide residue, or occasionally from crystallized natural sugars on the surface.
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