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You buy a fresh bunch of coriander for one recipe, use a handful, and three days later it’s limp, blackened, and headed for the bin. Sound familiar? Fresh herbs are one of the most wasted ingredients in home kitchens. They’re delicate, moisture-sensitive, and often poorly stored.
But here’s the good news: with the right storage method, most fresh herbs can last one to three weeks, not just a few days.
In professional kitchens and serious home cooking setups, herbs are treated almost like flowers — trimmed, hydrated, protected from excess moisture, and stored with airflow in mind. This guide breaks down exactly how to do that at home, step by step, using simple tools you already have.