Loose-leaf lettuce purchased from the grocery store or harvested from the garden can be expected to keep for as long as a ...

There’s something I find so promising about a fresh head of lettuce—all that crispness ready to be piled onto my sandwiches and tossed into vibrant salads. But my excitement quickly turns to ...

Lettuce is a summer kitchen staple, whether you're tossing it in a fresh salad or layering it on a juicy burger. Yet, it's frustrating when it begins to wilt or become soggy before you have the chance ...

Some people claim storing lettuce in water will keep it fresh for as long as a month—we tried it out to see if it really ...

I'm a salad devotee. Salads are beautiful, nutritious, and the fastest meal you can throw together. But there's one massive problem: greens have a tendency to turn into noxious sludge faster than I ...

Nothing beats the crunch of fresh lettuce in a salad or on top of a burger, yet this leafy vegetable has a notorious reputation for becoming brown, mushy and limp within mere days of purchase. Lettuce ...

Lettuce may be a staple for green salads and garnishes, but it's also very delicate. You might pull lettuce from the fridge only to find it limp, slimy, brown, or just plain past its prime. Head ...

Lettuce has a strange habit of going bad exactly when it is finally needed. It looks fine when bought, sits confidently in the fridge, and then suddenly shows brown edges, limp texture, and that ...