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The vitamins contained in fruit are particularly sensitive to temperature and light, so vitamins and also the taste of fruit are being destroyed if you store them incorrectly.
You should also consider which fruit likes it warm or cold. The best way to do this is to orientate yourself on the natural place of origin of the type of fruit. Southern fruits such as bananas, melons, mangos, kiwis and similar fruits like it warm and dry and do not belong in the refrigerator.
Strawberries, blueberries and the like are best stored in a cool place and protected from light. You should make sure that they are not stored on top of or next to each other, as this reduces the risk of mould.
So there is no best place for your fruit bowls, because it depends on your preferred fruit types. We do therefore advise you to have more than one bowl, so that you can choose the optimal location depending on the fruit.

A fruit basket is usually not enough, because some varieties are better kept separate from the rest of your fruit and vegetables.
These include tomatoes, avocados, bananas, pears and apples, which release the plant hormone ethylene. This hormone drives the natural ripening process of the fruit, causing neighboring fruits and vegetables to spoil faster.
Apples, bananas and pears should therefore not be stacked one below the other, as the ripening gas no longer has any effect from a distance of around 50 centimetres.

You can buy fruit bowls in a wide variety of materials. In addition to the appearance, i.e. if you want your fruit bowl to suit your dinner set, you should also decide on the stability and functionality or the properties of the material.
Here we have listed the materials that are often used for the processing of fruit bowls:

• Stainless steel
• Glass
• Wood (bamboo, olive wood, teak)
• Metal
• Ceramics
• Porcelain
• Chrome
• Clay

Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages, which you should consider before choosing the right one for your purposes.