Depending on the manufacturer, salad greens labeled "triple-washed" have likely been hosed down to rid them of any dirt and debris, dunked within an inch of their life in a food-safe sanitizer ...

But you might still worry that you should wash it. What exactly does that "triple-washed" label mean? Does salad really need to be washed three times to be rid of harmful bacteria and contaminants?

This Japanese-inspired salad is a sesame triple threat, featuring sesame oil, toasted sesame seeds and tahini. The vastly different flavors and textures each brings to the recipe proves how ...

To make things even more complicated, some veggies in particular—like lettuce, spinach, and other leafy greens—might come labeled “pre-washed” or “triple-washed” in bags or salad mixes ...