Bananas have a knack for ripening at lightning speed, often leaving bananas that turn too soft or too soon. Learning how to store bananas properly can dramatically extend their shelf life and ...

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

Bananas may be a temperamental fruit, but the key to keeping them nice and ripe is to store them in the refrigerator at the right time. Here's why.

Bananas usually ripen within three days at room temperature, and you can extend their freshness a few days longer by storing them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.

You can store bananas in the fridge to delay their browning process — but you need to make sure that the bananas are already at your desired ripeness before you stick them in the refrigerator.