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Are There Really Little Bugs in Your Strawberries?
You certainly eat fruits but, do you know how to wash them properly?
Washing your foods is definitely the way of ensuring it is free from insects, right? Well, no.
Next time you are biting into a strawberry, try to not remember what you could be biting into!
A video published on social media went viral after a girl showed an easy, although not common method of washing strawberries before eating them.
According to this girl, immersing strawberries in salted water before eating them can help you eliminate any plagues that survived in the fruit.
You put them into the salted water, and after a while, small vermin seem to get out of the fresh strawberries.
These small, gross vermin aren’t exactly vermin. Watch the video to learn more about what they are and what you can do about it!
Anyways, if you like eating strawberries, wash them as we taught you in this video on our channel.
If you tried washing your strawberries in salted water, share your experience with us in the comments.
0:00 What happens if you soak strawberries in salt water?
0:30 Should You Clean Strawberries in Salt Water to Remove Bugs?
0:45 Are There Really Little Bugs in Your Strawberries?
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