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Health Tips: While the rainy season gives peace and freshness, it also brings the biggest challenge to keep fruits and vegetables safe. Vegetables and fruits like bananas, papaya, chiku, spinach, tomato and ladyfingers are quickly melted due to moisture, which worsens both taste and nutrition and affects health.
Bhilwara – The rainy season brings freshness of cold winds and green nature, it also becomes the biggest challenge to keep fruits and vegetables safe. There is more moisture in the atmosphere in the rain, due to which fruits and vegetables start melting quickly. Especially leafy vegetables, juicy fruits and vine vegetables are able to remain fresh for a very short time. Often people want to store them and use them for a long time, but this work becomes difficult in the rain. Somewhere in the absence of information, they eat them and become ill. In such a situation, it is important to know which fruits and vegetables are worst.
Bananas are counted in the worst fruits in the rainy season. Due to the moisture of the wind, their peel starts to turn black immediately, if they are kept in the open, then the pulp gets mildew in two days and the taste also changes.
Papaya is a fruit rich in water. Due to moisture accumulation on its surface in the rain, it starts to soften quickly. Sometimes small insects are also applied in the pulp, so that it is not edible.
Both chiku and pear fruits are very high in water. During the rainy days, they get melted quickly and there is strange sourness on eating.
Spinach, fenugreek, coriander, green onion all these leafy vegetables melt quickly in the rain. The moisture makes their leaves yellow and the smell also starts coming from them.
If there is a slight water or moisture on the surface of the tomato, it immediately gets softer and deteriorated. In the rain, its peel starts bursting and the juice goes out.
Okra gets sticky very quickly in the rain. Its freshness does not last long and soon turns black and rot.
Gourd, zucchini and pumpkin all these vine vegetables are a quick mistake in the rain. When wet for a while, there is spots on their surface and the taste also deteriorates.
