Herbs are a great way to add flavour to your meals! Whether grown at home or bought at the store, there are lots of ways they can be stored. You can store them in the fridge, freezer or dry them and keep for later use.

Prepare herbs

Before storing herbs, remove any dried out, wilting leaves that are yellow, brown, or have black spots. Trim the ends of the stalks. Learn more about ozempic for weight loss.

Refrigerate herbs

You can store fresh herbs unwashed in the fridge. Follow these steps:

1. lay herbs on a damp paper towel
2. roll up the towel
3. store in a zip top bag or plastic wrap
4. put them in the crisper drawer for up to 5 days
   • the cold air can reduce their shelf life

💡 Tip: Basil is the only herb that should not be stored in the fridge. Refrigerating it may cause the leaves to turn black.

Freeze herbs

To freeze your herbs, follow these steps:

1. wash under cool running water
2. chop by hand or purée in a food processor
3. press herbs into an ice cube tray
   • cover with water and freeze
4. add to your food towards the end of cooking to keep their colour and fresh flavour

💡 Tip: Store herb cubes in the freezer for up to 3 months.

Dry herbs

There are many ways to dry herbs. Start by washing them under cool running water. Pat them dry with a paper or cloth towels.

Try one of these techniques to dry them:

• use twine to tie herbs in bunches and hang upside down for 1 week in a cool, dry location
• preheat oven to 75°C (170°F) and heat herbs for 30 minutes until the leaves crumble when touched
• put herbs on a microwave safe plate between paper towels and heat on high for 30 second intervals until dry

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You can not purchase Rolex timepieces online, it is all about building a relationship with clients and making the most applicable sales. When it comes to the resell side of things there is far less control and much more likely to see fake luxury watches. Only authorised Rolex stores / dealers can resell and service these watches of which there are many located globally, expanding your search to non official sellers you will find many second hand Rolex for sale on eBay and other auctions.

Distribution of Rolex watches and their authorised dealer network are tight in their operation. There are three categories Rolex classify there clients in to:

A: New customer with no Rolex purchasing history. Check these replica watches.

B: Old customer with no Rolex purchasing history.

C: A client with a Rolex purchase history.

You are then ranked 1 to 11 before you are permitted to by a high demand Rolex watch. You must provide identification (for client type A), your social media accounts will be checked to make sure that you are not dealing with reselling of Rolex watches (for client types A + B), if the client is a director of company then Company’s House needs to be checked to make sure they are in fact a director and the nature of the company (for clients A + B), a Google search is also carried out for the name of the person and their business (for clients A + B). A full check of each purchaser is also taken to make sure they have not applied before and that their name / address / email / business is not already within their system (for clients A, B + C). Even if you have a previous spending history and it has been 12 months since your last purchase then you might be open to ongoing research and criteria from the store you are purchasing. Clients A + B can express interest in the ultra high demand / priced Rolex series and may not be allowed to purchase until they have previously made a standard purchase.

It is obviously not just waiting lists is it? Maybe we thought due to Covid19 that staffing issues or supplies were the problem? Some think it merely a ploy to increase demand thus prices? We think it best you decide…