Bagged lettuce is a staple in many refrigerators for a number of reasons: It's low in calories, relatively inexpensive, nutritious, refreshing, and an easy-to-use foundation for any salad imaginable.

If you are washing loose-leaf lettuce or romaine, she suggests separating each leaf from the core to see dirt and residue more easily. If you have an entire head of lettuce, cut i ...

For now, without any actionable information on what brands to avoid, the best advice is just to avoid all store-bought romaine lettuce, including salad mixes and bagged lettuce, regardless of the ...

Here are eight foods he won't eat, from uncooked eggs to bagged lettuce. It feels as though the world is being bombarded by endless rounds of food poisoning outbreaks. On Friday, the Centers for ...

And storage expert Scott says adding a simple kitchen staple to your salad bag can make a huge difference when it comes to lettuce. He said: "A quick and easy trick is to pop a paper towel inside ...

Nothing tastes better than a fresh bounty of lettuce from your own garden or the farmer’s market – but not-so-fast when it comes to tossing it all into a bowl to eat. Lettuce, like other ...

Bagged salad greens, like fresh spinach and lettuce, have been at the center of several E-coli outbreaks in recent years. Michael Doyle heads up food safety research at the University of Georgia.