I vacuum sealed 3 bananas for no reason. When I cut

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But guess what? It worked! They were perfectly fine. It turns out that banan-as go brown because of oxygen. No air? No browning. It’s the ultimate way to stop them from ripening too fast if you can’t eat them in time.

If you don’t have a vacuum sealer, you can get a similar (though less powerful) effect by wrapping the stems of the bunch in plastic wrap. This traps the ethylene gas they give off. Or, for a single banana, wrapping it in newspaper and stashing it somewhere cool and dark does the trick!

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