You can also use gingerale. I know there is sugar in gingerale, but the cool thing about it is you just dip them for a minute or 2 and then take them out of the liquid and put them in the lunchbox.
and for very young children (5-7 yr olds) that juice is just going to fly all over their desks when they try to open that container. Pineapple juice is super sticky
Do you have to pack the slices in the pineapple juice? Can you drain the apples and put them in the lunch box before you send the kiddos off to school? I’m new at this
I sometimes send them in the small cup like the one shown in the video. Or, I drain the apples and place them in the lunchbox. It will slow down the browning process for sure.
Wax comes from 🐝 bees qnd it is used to preserve your apples naturally and it is antibacterial anyway. Soap is man made coming from chemical factory.What is protected here
@biljanajovanovska-enriquez9589 These products are not approved or labeled by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use on foods. 😮 blew my mind too. I hope no one is really washing their fruits with detergent
I send them in a small container many days and the kids drink the juice/water after. Or, I also place drained apples in a lunch container. I do it both ways.
If you are an adult and youre bringing yourself a salad with apples, keep your apple chunks soaked in the dressing. :) Thats how I did mine. Has anybody tried the pineapple and water tip? Did your apples end up tasting like pineapple?
@@KrishaMaeBCanoy It's not that they're dirty, they're just heavily covered in wax and chemicals to "preserve" them. So we clean them a lot to get that waxy cover off.
Did you just tell me that I am supposed to pack my toddler a box of cut apples with a whole load of pineapple juice in it just to save them from browning? You did not tell me who is going to clean up the mess when my kiddo tries to open that box and ends up pouring that juice all over the place and on him. You might want to think through what you tell other parents. Don't be greedy and post any non sense just to get one more video out on internet.
No. It's your job to teach your toddler how to properly open containers. It takes practice. Otherwise, assist your kiddo with the process or send them sliced, no liquid. Toddlers should not notice the browning which is a NATURAL process.
And by the way, additionally this works just fine for older kids and adults. Should work for younger ones too if you know how to parent and teach them manners 🙄 your incompetence ain't her problem she's just trying to be helpful and kind. Idk how you can be so upset. Like for what? If it doesn't work for you just find something else, move on.
