India, March 18 -- If you put the shiniest apples or the glossiest grapes and strawberries under a microscope, they'd likely be a lot dirtier than you'd expect. But there's a way to make the surface of fruits cleaner. Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain has shared a complete guide on how to clean fruits 'covered in pesticides, germs and bacteria'. Also read | Is it safe for diabetics to eat mangoes? Check this diabetes diet guide

In an Instagram video dated March 17, she showed how baking soda can be used to clean fruits that are contaminated. All you have to do is submerge the fruits in a baking soda solution for 15 minutes, rinse the fruits with clean water to remove any remaining baking soda and contaminants, and your fruits are ready to eat....