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Quick Ripening: Use an Apple to Make Under-Ripe Peaches Ready!

In summary, the process for using an apple to quick ripen under-ripe peaches is to place the unripe peaches in a brown paper bag with a ripe apple and let it sit at room temperature for 1-2 days. The ethylene gas released by the apple will help the peaches ripen faster. To check if the peaches have ripened enough, gently squeeze them and make sure they feel slightly soft and have wrinkled skin and a fragrant flesh. Any type of apple can be used for this method, but a ripe, red apple is recommended for the most ethylene gas release. The time it takes for the peaches to ripen using this method may vary, but on average it takes 1
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Under-ripe peaches? Toss them in a paper bag with an apple, close the bag and set aside at a room temperature for a few days. The apple emits ethylene gas, which will speed up the ripening process.
Does this work with other fruits?
 
I know it works with bananas.
 
Yes, this method can work with other fruits such as bananas, avocados, and tomatoes. These fruits also produce ethylene gas and can help to ripen other fruits when placed in a paper bag together.
 

What is the process for using an apple to quick ripen under-ripe peaches?

The process for using an apple to quick ripen under-ripe peaches is simple. Take the unripe peaches and place them in a brown paper bag with a ripe apple. Close the bag and let it sit at room temperature for 1-2 days. The ethylene gas released by the apple will help the peaches ripen faster.

How do I know if the peaches have ripened enough?

You can tell if the peaches have ripened enough by gently squeezing them. If they feel slightly soft to the touch, they are ready to eat. Additionally, the skin should be slightly wrinkled and the flesh should be fragrant.

Can I use any type of apple for this method?

Yes, you can use any type of apple for this method. However, it is best to use a ripe, red apple as they release the most ethylene gas.

How long does it take for the peaches to ripen using this method?

The time it takes for the peaches to ripen using this method can vary depending on the initial ripeness of the peaches and the type of apple used. On average, it takes 1-2 days for the peaches to ripen using this method.

Can I use this method for other types of fruits?

Yes, you can use this method for other types of fruits that are under-ripe. Apples, pears, and avocados are some examples of fruits that can be ripened using this method. Just make sure to use a ripe apple for best results.

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