I agree with the use of replaceable blades and am well pleased with my Outdoor Edge Sidewinder which is small enough to tuck into my jean's change pocket.
A lot of people don't realize that Razor blades are a lot sharper than Utility blades. I prefer Razor blades and the inexpensive Project Source brand Utility Blade Holder. You can get one at Lowes for less than a dollar.
Re: Berries
i recently saw a yt video about keeping berries longer fresh.
Solution: bathe berries in a vinegar/water which removes some of the crap that makes them spoil
Never tried it since mine tend to disappear quickly :)
Drywall blades will fit a box cutter type knife. They have a carbide material edge and stay sharp much longer than plain steel.
I agree with the use of replaceable blades and am well pleased with my Outdoor Edge Sidewinder which is small enough to tuck into my jean's change pocket.
A lot of people don't realize that Razor blades are a lot sharper than Utility blades. I prefer Razor blades and the inexpensive Project Source brand Utility Blade Holder. You can get one at Lowes for less than a dollar.
I most especially liked the "Life Hack — Berry Jars" piece. Very good tip, there.
Would Glass Food Storage Containers like https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Locking-14-Piece-Containers-BPA-Free/dp/B08BS7RYM8/ work as well for berries as the suggested Mason Jars?
Yes, I think it's the air-tightness that's the ticket. As long as the container has a seal.