Drosophila larvae People eat it without harm.

Drosophila usually lays its eggs in the flesh when the cherry is nearly ripe. After several days of incubation, it becomes a small white bug that can be seen by the naked eye, and then it becomes a flying fruit fly when it grows up.

The fruit fly phenomenon of cherry is found all over the country, and it is only a common pest. Drosophila is a high-protein and nutritious insect, which is different from the housefly we usually see. From birth to growth, the larvae are in a pollution-free environment and rarely carry germs.

In a sense, the higher the sweetness of cherry, the easier it is to become the target of fruit flies. The cherry that soaks out bugs can at least prove that the amount of pesticides used is definitely not exceeded or no pesticides are used. If you are worried about insects in cherries, you can put them in light salt water and wash them before eating.

Method for selecting cherries:

It is advisable for cherry to have a slightly hard skin, because this cherry fruit fly can't get in and won't leave eggs. In addition, there are the following ways to choose fresh cherries.

Look at the luster. No matter what fruit variety, the skin shines best.

Look at the fruit stalks should choose green color, if there is a black phenomenon, it shows that it is not fresh.

Look at the wrinkles on the surface of the wrinkled peel, indicating dehydration and insufficient water.