Andréa Oldereide

1 week ago | themirror.com | Andréa Oldereide

Blueberries are a great summer snack, but they can be a challenge to keep fresh. Here's how to store them properly, and even keep them fresh and mold-free for up to 10 days. While blueberry season is still a few months away, it's never too early to prepare your kitchen for storing this super fruit. Blueberry season typically starts mid-July and runs through September, so fresh, delicious blueberries are just around the corner and we know fans of the sweet treat would like to make them last.

1 week ago | the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Andréa Oldereide

Here's how to store fresh blueberries to keep them fresh and mold-free: After washing your fruits, dry them thoroughly and store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to seven to 10 days. Southern Living recommends placing a paper towel at the bottom of the container before adding the berries to help absorb any excess moisture. The website advises: "If you won't be using the blueberries for a while, you should wait to rinse until you're ready to use.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean |Andréa Oldereide

The classic sandwich or baked potato filling is elevated with one added extraA sandwich or a baked potato loaded with tuna mayonnaise is a great lunch option as it's simple and easy to make and a great source of protein too. Canned tuna fish is readily available on supermarket shelves and it's an affordable option for families looking for a tasty meal on a budget.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ben Lyons |Andréa Oldereide

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1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Andréa Oldereide

One of them is priced at £80KThe search to find your perfect home can be a long and tedious process, but budget is key when it comes to beginning the hunt. Though Bristol is one of the most expensive UK cities to buy property in, there are still some bargains to be found. According to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics, the average house price in Bristol was £367,000 in March 2025.