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Tiny White Worms in Strawberries? Here’s What They Really Are and Whether Your Berries Are Safe to Eat

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Those pale, wriggling specks may be fruit fly larvae, including spotted wing drosophila, which lays eggs inside ripening berries. Unpleasant as they look, these larvae are not human parasites, and accidentally swallowing a few is not generally considered a significant health risk. Their presence alone does not mean otherwise fresh continue reading …

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