Can the cherry handle be eaten when it is dry? Not recommended.
Normal cherry stems are green or dark green. If the cherry stalk is black, it is generally not recommended to continue eating, because it means that the cherry is not fresh, and the water and nutrients in it are lost a lot, and the taste is poor. Even the cherry pulp may have rotted, and the mold in the cherry may invade the human body after eating, causing physical discomfort.
The green stems of cherries will turn yellow after three days at room temperature, and the cold storage time will be longer, about a week.
Cherry generally has a short storage time, because it is rich in water, protein and minerals, so it is easy to breed bacteria and rot. At room temperature, cherries are usually stored for about 3 days. If preserved well, the maturity of cherry is not very high, and it can be preserved for about 5 days.
Cherry is easy to breed bacterial rot, and the low temperature environment in the refrigerator can better inhibit the proliferation of bacteria, so relatively speaking, refrigeration can prolong the storage time of cherries, which can generally be stored for about 7 days.
Cherry branches should be green, the greener the better the preservation, the higher the freshness.
The stems of fresh cherries are green and hard. If the fruit stalk is black, it means it is not fresh. It is recommended not to buy it.
Do cherries have bugs? Generally, there are no bugs in cherries, but it is a very special case to have bugs. Some experts pointed out that there will be no bugs in cherries. Basically, there will be no bugs without damage and deterioration on the outside of cherries, but some fruit farmers who grow cherries said that there will be bugs in cherries.
There are indeed insects in cherries. Some media deliberately soaked 500 cherries in salt water, and three white bugs appeared, about 1~2cm in size. In fact, these white bugs are larvae hatched by fruit flies in cherries. They are common pests in China. Myrica rubra, blueberry and strawberry have all appeared, which is harmless to human body.
These larvae in cherries are edible and have no harm to human body, and the content of protein is also quite high. In addition, whether you can eat this depends on your own psychological quality. Most people have a sense of resistance to bugs.
Cherry generally can't see whether there are larvae from the outside, so it can only be soaked in salt water for 10 minute to see if there are larvae on the surface.