It’s waxberry season again. If you see waxberry but dare not move, is it because you have heard these [things you must know before eating waxberry]? Small white worms soaked in waxberry, disgusting and shocked! Myrica rubra must not be eaten with these things! Eating waxberry like this is equivalent to eating arsenic! … … Small white worms in waxberry can be eaten at ease. It is true that there may be small white worms in waxberry, which are the larvae of fruit flies. This is a normal natural phenomenon in the traditional planting of waxberry, and fruit flies in the larval stage are not harmful to human body if eaten, so there is no need to panic at all. Read More …