But, apparently the problem is widespread at bulk retailers.
Fresh fruits and vegetables may not be the best choice for many people."
Wes Wright, CEO and founder ofCookout News, offered similar words of wisdom.
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However, he would not recommend wholesale stores' produce to the average shopper.
“Vegetables are probably the worst to buy in bulk,” Wright says.
You may not need to avoidalllarge-quantity fruits and veggies, however.
Some produce items are likely able to handle a few extra days in the fridge or on the shelf.
Nutrition coach, personal trainer, and health journalistRachel MacPhersonblacklists a few specific vegetables as well as pre-cut produce.
DieticianAmy Goodsonadditionally points out that they can promote unhealthy eating behaviors.
Goodson additionally recommends purchasing frozen or canned veggie varieties as a great time-saving andwaste-reducing alternative.
