6 Tips To Prevent Your Food From Going Soggy In Monsoons

By: Dhanee Bawa

Image Credit: iStock

Heading 3

Want to keep your snacks and food items fresh for long during the rains? Here are 6 tips to prevent your food from going soggy in monsoons.

Image Credit: iStock

1. Store Properly

Use airtight containers to store dry foods like to prevent moisture from the humid air from seeping in and making them soggy.

Heading 2

Image Credit: Pexels

2. Use Desiccants

Place moisture-absorbing packets or silica gel packets in storage containers to absorb excess moisture and keep the food crisp.

Heading 2

Image Credit: iStock

3. Reheat Before Serving

Reheat your fried or baked items in an oven or toaster before serving to regain their crispiness lost due to moisture.

Heading 2

Image Credit: Pexels

4. Avoid Storing Hot Food

Instead of storing it directly, allow hot food to cool down to room temperature first so that the steam does not get trapped, causing sogginess.

Heading 2

Image Credit: iStock

5. Proper Ventilation

Ensure proper ventilation in your kitchen to reduce overall humidity. Using exhaust fans or dehumidifiers can help maintain a dry environment.

Heading 2

Image Credit: Pexels

6. Use Paper Towels

When storing fried items, place a paper towel at the bottom of the container. The paper towel absorbs excess oil and moisture, keeping the food crisp. 

Heading 2

Image Credit: iStock

For more kitchen storage tips, click here:

Image Credit: Pexels

food.ndtv.com