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this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2026
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I'm not sure if it worked or not but I read that storing them in a paper bag will help them ripen a bit faster, but not "I need it for this supper recipe tonight" fast. I figure if it didn't work it was a pretty harmless hack and I still had avocado, I just waited until it was ready to do the recipe I wanted.
Paper bag with an apple ripens everything. Does everyone not know this??