#Arbutus has worms in the end can not eat # Bayberry does have worms, but can eat. Bayberry has no skin protection, and the flesh itself is tender and juicy, and it can be easily invaded by fruit flies after ripening and softening

#Arbutus has worms in the end can not eat # Bayberry does have worms, but can eat.

Bayberry has no skin protection, and the flesh itself is tender and juicy, and when ripe and soft, it can be easily "violated" by fruit flies - fruit flies are about to lay eggs in this sweet nest. Once the eggs hatch, the larvae burrow into it, and the larvae of the fruit fly are the little white worms you see when you eat bayberry.

This little white insect is different from the kind of disease-spreading insect that everyone thinks of in human and animal feces. Fruit flies are born to eat flesh, so they do not carry pathogenic bacteria, and are generally harmless to the human body.

If you really feel that you should be diaphragm, you can soak the bayberry in salt water for about ten minutes before eating it, and they will all run out of the bayberry.