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<title>Apples on KemoNine's Culinary Notebook</title>
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<title>Prevent Apple Browning</title>
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Plain Water The most important thing you can do to avoid browning is to reduce the apple’s exposure to air. And the simplest way to do that is to submerge your apple slices in water. Since the slices will float to the top of the water, place a clean paper towel on top.</description>
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