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Vegetables one must avoid consuming in

Monsoon

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Leafy vegetables like spinach, lettuce, and cabbage can easily trap moisture and dirt, making them more susceptible to bacterial growth

Leafy Greens

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These vegetables have many crevices where dirt and insects can accumulate.

Cauliflower & Broccoli

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Potatoes tend to absorb moisture, which can lead to spoilage.

Potatoes

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Brinjals have a high water content, which makes them prone to fungal growth.

Brinjal (Eggplant)

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Okra can become slimy when exposed to moisture, which can encourage bacterial growth.

Lady's Finger

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Cucumbers have a high water content and can easily become contaminated if not properly washed.

Cucumbers

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While sprouts are considered nutritious, they are also prone to bacterial growth during the monsoon.

Sprouts

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Tomatoes can become overripe quickly in humid conditions.

Tomatoes

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Peas can easily become moldy due to moisture.

Peas

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Consumed immediately after preparation to avoid bacterial growth.

Raw Salads

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