The little white worms in prunes are edible. These little worms are the larvae of fruit flies, which are born in a pollution-free environment from the very beginning, and therefore are very natural and harmless. So there is no effect on the body when people consume the little white worms.

Little white worms are actually high-protein food, and eating them will also replenish protein. And if there are small white worms in prunes, it also reflects from the side that prunes are not pesticided, but there is a possibility, there is also a possibility that pesticides have no effect on the species of fruit flies in prunes.

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< p>The fruits of prunes are all exposed, not protected by any skin or shell, so fruit flies will come here to feed, and in addition to feeding on the prunes will lay a lot of eggs, which will break through the shell to grow and develop, and then some small worms will appear.

And there is also a need to understand, these prunes on the small insects is not a fruit fly, but a variety of fruit flies, a variety of fruit flies together, so people will be careful to point out that the prunes on the bugs are big and small, thick and thin look like a different kind of species. So these small worms are not parasites, and even if they are eaten into a person's stomach, there won't be much of a problem.

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