1 Myrica rubra is the most common condiment in daily life, so the best and most convenient way is to soak Myrica rubra in high-concentration salt water, which can force insects out of Myrica rubra, which is more convenient and effective than other soaking in alkaline water, rice washing water and white wine.

Exercise:

1. The ratio of salt water is 1: 100, which is about 2 mineral water bottles with 2 beer bottle caps.

2. Then soak the bayberry in water, and don't let the salt water pass over the bayberry.

3. If Myrica rubra has bugs, it will take 10-20 minutes to see tiny white Myrica rubra crawling on the surface of Myrica rubra.

4. Stir clockwise by hand, Myrica rubra bugs will climb out faster, and it is not easy to hurt Myrica rubra meat.

5. Then take out Myrica rubra and rinse it with clear water for 2-3 times.

What will happen to bayberry after eating it? Yangmei can be eaten.

Myrica rubra is not like parasites in snails and seafood. Eating live parasites can cause diseases. It is the larva of Drosophila melanogaster, which is rich in protein and does not carry bacteria. Even if the living fruit fly larvae are eaten by people, they will not parasitize in the body and cause diseases, but will only be digested by digestive juice, and they can also supplement the body with a little protein.

Why can't Yangmei have worms? One reason: I didn't see the Myrica rubra bug was very small when I did it, and even some people didn't see it when I did it.

Reason 2: It usually takes 1-2 days to reach the consumers' audience after waxberry is picked in cold storage, while fruit fly larvae will be inactivated or even die if they stay in the environment of 2-5℃ for a while, so they will not be ripened.

Reason 3: Yangmei itself has no bugs. Yang Meili's worm is a fruit fly larva. In some areas, there may not be many adults of Drosophila for some reason, so Drosophila larvae will not be found in Myrica rubra.

Reason 4: It may be a guess that pesticides are sprayed, because insects will die after spraying pesticides, but at present, the country has strict regulations on the use of pesticides, so the bayberry generally bought is still very safe.

Can bayberry soak in salt water eat worms? Yes

Drosophila larvae will bubble out after soaking bayberry in salt water, even if it is eaten raw, it has little effect. Moreover, the insects in Myrica rubra also show that Myrica rubra is quite fresh, and little or no pesticides are used in the planting process.