Can we use salt to soak fruits and vegetables to prevent oxidation (browning)?

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The use of salt to soak fruits and vegetables to prevent oxidation (browning) is not encouraged, as this would increase the amount of sodium intake from consumption. Preschools/schools can consider using vinegars such as apple cider instead.

Can we use salt to soak fruits and vegetables to prevent oxidation (browning)?

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