Unexpected Protein: What One Oregon Resident Found Hiding in Organic Cherries

Bend, Oregon - A local resident recently shared a surprising discovery after a day of cherry picking organic fruit. The individual, who had been enjoying fresh cherries directly from the tree, learned a simple method to clean them that revealed an unexpected truth about organic produce. Upon soaking the freshly picked cherries in a mixture of water, vinegar, and ice, numerous small, white larvae began to emerge from the fruit. "I've never done this before," the resident stated in their video, expressing astonishment as the tiny worms floated to the surface. "Even the ones that didn't look like they had a hole in them had larvae inside." While initially surprised and slightly grossed out, the resident concluded, "So it's not bad for me, it's just gross. Extra protein, all right!" The video serves as a candid look into the realities of organic farming and offers a practical tip for consumers to ensure their fruit is free of unwanted inhabitants.

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