Don't buy these three kinds of vegetables at the wet market, especially the second one. It's not too late to know now.

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Usually in the morning, we all go to the wet market to buy fresh vegetables, but these few kinds of vegetables should not be bought. Which ones exactly? Let's take a look. The first is vegetables with cracks. Vegetables like carrots will split open once they grow to a certain point.

But when this kind of vegetable is used, the taste becomes so good, and it also has less water. The second is brightly colored ones, like tomatoes. When buying them, it's best not to buy ones that are too fresh.

There's also kelp. With kelp that is too emerald green, when you buy it and wash it, you'll find that even the originally clear water has changed color. The third is tape-bound ones. When we buy vegetables, we often see some loose vegetables.

There are also some that are tied into a bundle with tape. Many people buy the good ones just to save trouble, but actually this is not good, because this kind of tape is industrial grade, and some harmful substances will be absorbed by the vegetables. So when buying vegetables, you definitely should not buy them.

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