kind of -- solution for these storage woes: a cardboard box. Even after eight weeks of being stored in a cardboard box, your ...

Potatoes are solitary vegetables. Store them away from other produce, but especially fruits. Onions might be a logical item to keep in the same area or box, being another highly used and versatile ...

Not all vegetables need to be cured after harvesting, but curing is a must if you want homegrown potatoes to last in a root cellar through winter ... Store large harvests of potatoes in cardboard ...

Storing your potatoes correctly also stops them from shriveling and losing water. If your pantry is too hot, or if you store potatoes for a long time, they will grow sprouts and might rot.

If you need more room to store potatoes and other fruits and vegetables, this 4-tier stand checks off the box. And another perk? It has wheels so you can move it around to wherever you want.

After two months, potatoes ... storage, some spuds started to go downhill. Yukon golds tend to develop sprouts more than russets, so when you shop, know that you’ll want to use those up within a month ...

A foodie claims we have been storing our potatoes ... is seen transferring the dry potatoes into a bowl on their own. She added: "Keep your potatoes in a bowl or box all by themselves away from ...

Just make sure that you keep the box away from any damp, and, if you can, store the potatoes in a single layer. Check on your spuds every now and again and throw away any that have spoiled ...