Buy canned or frozen fruits.

Pretty sure iradiated food doesn't last spectacularly better when kept in a place that have lots of external agents that would be able to spoil it, like a fridge. I mean, I don't think mold's spore will make a difference as long as there's moisture and temperature.

>>10257
I figured the mold was mostly picked up at the store, due to all the other food and people moving around it, since it's sometimes rotten as soon as we get home. So once it's treated, it'd just need to be in a sealed container until it reaches the house. Canned or frozen might be good for most things, though. I'll look into that, and also try getting berries at the farmer's market.

Canned food is usually the only type exposed to radiation. If the item is exposed to air, irradiation is useless.

Pick the berries yourself. CUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN.

>>10313
In fact, I have tried growing strawberries a few times, with limited success. I'd like to try again with more of a raised bed sometime, to protect it from rabbits and such. For now I'm just growing my own rhubarb.