Did you know?
Bell peppers may look like vegetables, but they’re actually fruits!
They originate from flowering plants and contain seeds, which classifies them as botanical fruits
Look for bright, shiny peppers with a firm texture that give slightly when pressed. Don’t forget to check for green stems too!
To remove all the seeds at once, simply cut a circle around the stem of the bell pepper, leaving the edges intact. This technique effectively collects all the seeds in one place!
Store them in the refrigerator drawer: the cool and slightly humid environment of the drawer helps extend their shelf life for up to 1 week!
How to pick
Look for bright, shiny peppers with a firm texture that give slightly when pressed. Don’t forget to check for green stems too!
How to cut
To remove all the seeds at once, simply cut a circle around the stem of the bell pepper, leaving the edges intact. This technique effectively collects all the seeds in one place!