Y’all act so surprised when you find bugs in your fruits and veggie’s. Wash them in cold water like your supposed to, and you’ll be absolutely fine. Fruits and vegetables grow outside…. With bugs.
One time i found. A bug. In my banana. It was dead. Tho it was in. Walmart. In america. Plz. Stop jesus. Im just saying. When i went to mexico. I found more bugs in my . fruit at mexico. Than usa. Yes yall are so right. About it being in every. Country. Im not saying there not in america. I NEVER said that.
I tried this today, imagine my surprise when I ended up with an alligator and a buffalo in the salt water, thankfully they were both very friendly and seen the funny side of things. We are gonna meet up next Tuesday for beers and strawberries of course duh
"Look at that prehistoric monster in there" Meanwhile the centipede is just drowning and confused about being dumped in a bowl of water and strawberries
Yah bro these guys are dumb they said its base on strawberry farm and someone say its because the seller dont wash the strawberry right theyre so dumb look at the freakin water changed too and how can it have so many dirt
This is actually fact depending on where you get your strawberry’s from. That being said, that bug did not come out of a strawberry, she planted that one
The salt does nothing. It's been tested, and just leaving fruit in regular water is just as likely to get bugs off because they're generally just in the leaves or on the surface
Bugs sometimes found in fruits and veggies show that it was a fresh product. But it was usually small bugs, not a whole ass centipede or something like that 😂 but anyway, it never hurts to always wash your fruit and veggies
@@kingloaf nope, not a silverfish. It's a centipede.i live around them. Find one in my house ocssionally.They bite, and it hurts. Centipede, meaning hundred legs.
Well RUclips is 13+. There shouldn't be kids below that age using this platform (keyword, shouldn't. Not that it's not possible, but unlikely). I believe RUclips has measures in place to redirect those below 13 to RUclips kids or something.
Next time you find a bug infestation in your home I encourage you to treat them with respect and hospitality. Why not let them sleep with you on your bed where it’s nice and cozy?
That system is usually used for things like wild picked morel mushrooms and when doing that you will find a lot of bugs but there's nowhere for bugs to hide in strawberries
y’all- even if there is bugs in the strawberries, you haven’t known all this time and they taste fine, plus bugs are actually super healthy and really high in protein!
As a person who has willingly eaten a cicada, they are flavorless. Also I doubt anyone would find a silverfish in their fruit. Also, it was a live cicada
It depends on type of bugs; some larger ones might be safe to eat, but smaller ones may have salmonella or e.coli. Even though if you accidentally ate few bugs, they are not harmful if they were dead initially. The thing about good washing your veggies, fruits, herbs etc is that bugs are different, some of them may harm less immune people while some are harmless. But the most important thing about washing your food is not about bugs, there are even more tinier creatures that can actually be dangerous if ingested. So it is better to be safe than sorry
Okay this actually depends on where you get your strawberries. Obviously I don’t know how the millipede got in there but some strawberry farmers/stores clean and bug check their fruits and some don’t . If your picking up strawberries straight from a farm, then the chance of finding a bug is higher.
This is incorrect. Here is some information from a USA Today article: The little creatures in the fruit are known as the spotted wing drosophilas, which lay eggs inside strawberries. They then hatch and crawl out after being washed in the warm saltwater solution. The invasive fly arrived in the USA in 2008 and eventually spread nationwide. Sriyanka Lahiri, an assistant professor and strawberry and small-crop entomologist at the University of Florida, told USA TODAY that the creature is mainly attracted to sweet and fermenting fruit, such as strawberries and blueberries. “They’re so sneaky that they’re the only pest that can be transported to the grocery store,” Lahiri said. She said not every strawberry or blueberry will be affected, nor should people be too concerned about the creature. She said female spotted wing drosophilas lay eggs inside perfect, ripe and undamaged fruit, “and that’s where you see the problem.” “This species is able to make a very fine incision that can’t be seen with a naked eye and lays its eggs in there. When the picker gets the fruit, they can’t even see that there’s an egg because it’s deep in the fruit,” Lahiri said. “That’s why it escapes detection, and it’s not possible to detect that a fruit has been infested,” she said.
There are bugs in all fruits and vegetables because they grow out in nature so there’re bugs in them but not that big most of the time but you can easily get them off with some running cold water so a good rinse should be good. Edit- thx for the likes
Y'all i did this and a whole ass rat came out of my strawberries, so i made friends with the rat and fed it to my pet snake that i got from my cousin on Tuesday that he bought on Wednesday, so now I'm currently taking the rat to pet smart for a check up to make sure it's still alive ☺️
Dude, theres that and the fact that she takes one spoon of salt submerges the whole fucking spoon into the water and takes the same wet spoon to take another spoonful of salt to put in the water. I thought everyone just subconsciously knew that if you use one spoon for mixing dry and wet ingredients then you by instinct get all the dry ingredients correctly measured before mixing them with the wet ones. It really urked me hence this rant.
That type of bugs you usually find on strawberries are those little green ones (dunno their names), and they are kinda cute. I don't know exactly what to do with them when I find them because I don't like killing bugs, so I kinda just put them outside and hope for the best for them.
What you saw where aphids they are lazy solitary creatures that are always born as pregnant females (meaning they give birth without having to mate) they suck the sugar rich plant fluids from the stems and fruit of plants and quickly kill them and as such they are pests
@L4S3R I freaking love dad jokes and I am honestly rolling on the floor over here 😂 I'm sad you can't experience the humor in dad jokes, I'm sad for you
Funny thing is strawberries are allowed to have a certian of bugs in them. There are actually a lot of things that we eat on a everyday basis that can contain bugs.
Yeah a bunch of food does. I hate that peanut butter is one of them but i kind of understand why. I mean, people eat bugs just cuz I think its gross but doesn't mean it'll Kill ya
She definitely put the dirty in there 😂. But regardless of that, it is actually good practice to wash your fruits with salt. If they are actually dirty or infested, you'll see the result.
Plot twist: she loves strawberry’s and she wants every one to stop buying/eating them so she can have them all for herself.😅. That would be actually crazy if that was her motive.
@@caillouohnehaare3614 not everyone would have stop eating it because 94% of american households eat strawberries. And at the most 16 percent of people in american households will see this video at the most which would be roughly 20million people. And that's just american households so the sales won't go down or somthing like that.
I grew a indoor hydroponic garden and I still found bugs in my vegetables so guys bugs are essential to pollinating fruits and vegetables and sometimes you're just going to have household bugs invading your indoor gardens like bugs love fresh fruits and vegetables it's just a must for them.
That's freaking awesome!! I live in a greenhouse, I'm have equipment that I plan on converting to a hydro/ aqua pontic system in the house sometime in the future. Crayfish would be pretty cool I think. Mmm gumbo. 😸
Well I can't imagine how many bugs I've eaten over the years considering that when I was a kid we used to actually go to the strawberry Fields and pick them from the vines, eating pretty much half of what we picked. Seeing how I lived and no repercussions, it's better not to know what I ate, just those strawberries were some of the best I've ever had. Ponchatoula strawberries are the best in the world and I'm sure they have their share of bugs considering it's from the south 🤣😂😎👍
I’ve actually seen uncut videos like this and it seems pretty common to have tiny bugs in strawberries. According to the fda they’re safe to eat and they’re in way more food than you’d realize. If people don’t notice they don’t mind
I was watching this video and then my neighbor came and we watched it together. He said that this video changed his life and touched his heart. We took a projector in a big field and all of my friends watched it and it changed their lives too. We are all so grateful. Thank you
It scares me this girl thinks a centipede is a prehistoric monster, (jokingly ofc), and doesn’t know what it is as a grown freaking adult, the things I see on the internet make me think some of y’all stopped paying attention from pre-school on out, do better!
Some very small bugs manage to get *inside* of strawberries, especially the larger ones because the fruit pulls away from the green cap when it gets really big, and the biggest are usually hollow. I found a tiny spider, complete with tiny web in the middle of a massive strawberry. I always cut or pull them in half before eating after that.
You wash them to get bugs and dirt off, it's why you don't eat them straight from the package. And sometimes bugs are still on the strawberry but not in them.
It could have easily gotten into the top of the strawberry, where the stem sometimes pulls away from the berry instead. I've gotten organic strawberries with holes in them, and even a spider, fly, and firefly in one once. They were alive, so it's not impossible.
That bug was a centipede. It appears to be a common house centipede, although quite small. My source? I had to live in a house with weekly huge centipede raidings for almost a year after a sewer incident. I'm sure I saw over 50 centipedes. There was one almost the size of My hand!
Yeah same, I live on the east coast of the US and house centipedes are a problem here. The one in the woman's berries was for sure not in there to begin with. She would have found holes and her berries wouldn't have been that perfect. Also why freak when you find bugs in something grown outside, where the bugs are I never understood videos like that-
When I was young my mom and I lived in an apartment and we had house centipedes get in quite frequently, but my mom always took care of them before I saw them. Except one time. I walked into the kitchen and it was in the middle of the floor. I started yelling “MOMMY THERES A BABY DRAGON IN THE KITCHEN!!!” Over and over again, she came and saw the “baby dragon” and started laughing her ass off😂 every time I see this video all I can think about is my baby dragon😂😂
That girl definitely put that bug in there. There is no way you won't be able to see it. Also, I always take out the leaves anyways before eating so I'm already inspecting the strawberry when doing that
Isn’t this how you wash all the veggies and fruits? We usually soak them in salt water for a couple mins before rinsing off with normal water and later use them.
I just use fruit and veg soap. Trader Joe’s has one, but also Arm and Hammer makes one you should be able to find in any grocery store. Just spray it on and rinse.
When you buy strawberry in a clear container, that's already wash before they shipped to the store. If you want strawberries with dirt and bugs then go take a look at the farm. You will see a lot of prehistoric there. Unless you intent to grab bugs outside and just dropped it in the bowl
Actually this is real. It depends where the strawberries came from and if they've already been washed or not. She probably picked them herself in which case yes they would have insects on them.
Most of us eat bugs and enjoy them. Lobster, crab and mud bugs. They're actually kin to the cockroach. But edible. There's no way to get out 100% of bugs or bug fragments in food. The FDA allows a certain % of bugs in things like cereals, peanut butter and flour, for instance. I had bought some organic Spring mix for dinner one day. I opened the container and right on top was a perfect molted shell from a dragonfly. It was so pretty. I should have kept it. Well, I washed the greens and ate them anyway. Some bugs I don't consider dirty. Ladybugs, dragonflies, bees. But cockroaches and flies? Disgusting. Cockroaches carry a lot of diseases and they have salmonella on their exoskeleton. Plus, they can cause asthma. Just looking at them makes me feel contaminated.
i’m terrified of bugs so this made me want to cry even tho i feel like you’re right about the not dirty bugs (i’m still terrified of them anyways💔) but your line abt roaches vindicated me
This is actually a fact, most fruits are allow up to a certain amount of insect or insect eggs in them as long as it doesn't make the fruit rot. For example FDA standards allow 30 fruit flies egg per 100 grams or canned veg like spinach allow an average 50 insects such as mites or aphids, Reasoning for this is that you can't control whether or not insects entering veg, only limit the amount to a certain degree and if it surpass the amount recommended the patch get ctrl+delete.
This is a well known ancient technique for revealing harmful insects in grapes in the french wine industry. If it doesn't work, then there are no bugs in your fruit.
I think that strawberries from supermarkets, packet in plastic are pretty clean already. I bet this hack would come in handy when you have some fresh strawberries picked up straight from the field.
The first was a friggin de- I mean silver fish, although she probably put in there I don't think a whole entire silver fish would make into a strawberry
No one is going to find a centipede of that magnitude in their bowl after doing this though no matter where you get them from. Small bugs though, sure.
I wash my berries with salt water anyway. It’s a natural cleaner and it makes them more plump. And if you see anything in the water, it’s probably the little hairs which is normal.
@@cloudest2063 he chose the strawberries at random my guy, and besides where would he get strawberries with bugs clearly all over them, let alone eat them?
Y’all act so surprised when you find bugs in your fruits and veggie’s. Wash them in cold water like your supposed to, and you’ll be absolutely fine. Fruits and vegetables grow outside…. With bugs.
Hi
I wash mines under hot water
Thx
One time i found. A bug. In my banana. It was dead. Tho it was in. Walmart. In america.
Plz. Stop jesus. Im just saying. When i went to mexico. I found more bugs in my . fruit at mexico. Than usa. Yes yall are so right. About it being in every. Country. Im not saying there not in america. I NEVER said that.
your pfp seems familiar
I tried this today, imagine my surprise when I ended up with an alligator and a buffalo in the salt water, thankfully they were both very friendly and seen the funny side of things. We are gonna meet up next Tuesday for beers and strawberries of course duh
Pftttt😂
damn bro
And LSD
@@greenaidgelal6865 dang lemme join in for that 😭
🤣🤣🤣
"Look at that prehistoric monster in there"
Meanwhile the centipede is just drowning and confused about being dumped in a bowl of water and strawberries
Seriously, I was SO MAD
@@Shadowkat0326 Fuck centipedes, drown all those hell beasts.
Dont worry i have seen those things falling into a well and crawling back out sooo .it should be fine.
@@metaLungiez agreed. I got bit by one. Now I have a huge fear. 🤣 that shit hurt so bad bro
@@hailrose3585 you should be more afraid of humans 😃
I died when she put the first spoon of salt in, mixed it, went back on the salt WITH A WET SPOON to put the second spoonful in the water
SOMEONE SAID IT
That's definitely the real monstrosity here
Thank you!! Was looking for this comment!
THANK YOU!!
I hate that
If there is a bug in the strawberries there should be a GIANT hole
That’s true lol
That is true but always noticed or might be smaller than you would expect
Yah bro these guys are dumb they said its base on strawberry farm and someone say its because the seller dont wash the strawberry right theyre so dumb look at the freakin water changed too and how can it have so many dirt
It's not a apple-
@@epicchann2848 ???
This is actually fact depending on where you get your strawberry’s from. That being said, that bug did not come out of a strawberry, she planted that one
Just wash those sh!ts then you are good to go i mean i fucking grows in under dirt what do you expect from it
@@rohamebrahimi7844 strawberries do not grow from underground wdym
@@Les_MeilleursMCFC you get the damn point. they grow outside, with bugs.
The salt does nothing. It's been tested, and just leaving fruit in regular water is just as likely to get bugs off because they're generally just in the leaves or on the surface
If you get them straight from outside then yea theirs bugs
Bugs sometimes found in fruits and veggies show that it was a fresh product. But it was usually small bugs, not a whole ass centipede or something like that 😂 but anyway, it never hurts to always wash your fruit and veggies
finding bugs in my fruits and veggies is actually relieving for me cuz atleast now i know it ain’t GMO
@@LikeIverson3 OMG?
@@bedwars2327 no Genetically Modified Organism
@@bedwars2327 genetically modified organism
@@LikeIverson3 GMOs still grow outside with bugs
"Look at that pre historic monster!"
Yeah, It will take a copule of asteroids to kill that thing.
Actually, they are assroids. They are like asteroids, only different. And don’t get me started on hemorrhoids. They are a pain in the ass...
It's true, just not THAT extreme. It also changes the amount of mini bugs and dirt on how you clean them
That is not a cap
What is your pfp?
@@kevinseverino952 My little pony
@@kevinseverino952 pinky pie, it's been this since forever
@@Clouded_Berries I don't give a fuck.
That type of bug don’t even hang around fruit. It’s found near dry areas of wood.
It's called a centipede.
@@karronpitman6368 I think it’s a silverfish my guy.
@@kingloaf nope, not a silverfish.
It's a centipede.i live around them. Find one in my house ocssionally.They bite, and it hurts.
Centipede, meaning hundred legs.
I have a picture of a dead worm in mine but don't know how to post if on here.
They're found in damp, dark areas, not dry.
Yeah. Centipedes generally don't reside inside of strawberries 😂😂
Lolol
Ain’t nobody gonna talk about he ate the strawberry covered in salt water!?!?!?
😂😂😂
So what?
@@floopies salt water is disgusting
@@itz_cherrybomb9085 i eat salt water not disgusting
It doesnt change the flavor
I do it with vinegar and it’s so nice. It washes off any extra dirt and it makes the strawberries 100x sweeter. Highly recommend
Bro you are so behind me i do it with BLEACH
@@enzo_brawl i don’t think you should even joke like that, people might do it themselves (especially kids). Kids, bleach would kill you
@@czerwonykwadrat6843 i am sorry but if a 5 year old has bleach then he needs new parents because even a 6 year old would know not to drink Bleach
@@enzo_brawl not all would know it :)
Well RUclips is 13+. There shouldn't be kids below that age using this platform (keyword, shouldn't. Not that it's not possible, but unlikely). I believe RUclips has measures in place to redirect those below 13 to RUclips kids or something.
Imagine just picking up a bug from outside, dumping it in salt water and filming it while it drowns
Like you don't smash bugs when you find them on you
Next time you find a bug infestation in your home I encourage you to treat them with respect and hospitality. Why not let them sleep with you on your bed where it’s nice and cozy?
@@chibicake1282 the bug is being tortured. I give quick deaths🙃
Imagine being a millennial who's feelings are so fragile
@@ragnaraven 10/10 I recommend
That system is usually used for things like wild picked morel mushrooms and when doing that you will find a lot of bugs but there's nowhere for bugs to hide in strawberries
Oh you would be surprised what insects I already found crawling on my strawberries😭💀
@@Kiraa000 what are they called
BULLSHIT
There actually is a hollow space inside big strawberries so there is actually a place for them to hide lmao
@@DetectiveMars What do you mean?
@@no00ob you’ll usually notice if there’s a hole in your strawberry.
Well,we've all survived eating 🍓 without the salt
Fr
“Next time when you fake bugs coming out damn strawberries, make sure to not get any of the dirt/sand or wood chips in the water.”
Bad jelly bean
@@flighttest77 Ayo😳
Fr bro 😭 she had a whole snake in there
True that, she should've probably used a smaller bug too, silver fish look waayyyy to big to fit in a strawberry
Ayo😳
y’all- even if there is bugs in the strawberries, you haven’t known all this time and they taste fine, plus bugs are actually super healthy and really high in protein!
As a person who has willingly eaten a cicada, they are flavorless. Also I doubt anyone would find a silverfish in their fruit.
Also, it was a live cicada
It depends on type of bugs; some larger ones might be safe to eat, but smaller ones may have salmonella or e.coli. Even though if you accidentally ate few bugs, they are not harmful if they were dead initially. The thing about good washing your veggies, fruits, herbs etc is that bugs are different, some of them may harm less immune people while some are harmless. But the most important thing about washing your food is not about bugs, there are even more tinier creatures that can actually be dangerous if ingested. So it is better to be safe than sorry
@@thenerfnerd6659 but how was the texture?
@@dogwithahat609 tongue tickler
There y’all go with that weird stuff😭🤚🏽
It really depends on from what farm the strawberries are.
Agriculture bruh! 😎
-_-
Yes True!
centipedes dont live in strawberries tho bro
@@tracerbuzz8362 thank you i can't believe people really saying this is a slap or it depends where you get it from
Okay this actually depends on where you get your strawberries. Obviously I don’t know how the millipede got in there but some strawberry farmers/stores clean and bug check their fruits and some don’t . If your picking up strawberries straight from a farm, then the chance of finding a bug is higher.
This is incorrect. Here is some information from a USA Today article:
The little creatures in the fruit are known as the spotted wing drosophilas, which lay eggs inside strawberries. They then hatch and crawl out after being washed in the warm saltwater solution.
The invasive fly arrived in the USA in 2008 and eventually spread nationwide.
Sriyanka Lahiri, an assistant professor and strawberry and small-crop entomologist at the University of Florida, told USA TODAY that the creature is mainly attracted to sweet and fermenting fruit, such as strawberries and blueberries.
“They’re so sneaky that they’re the only pest that can be transported to the grocery store,” Lahiri said. She said not every strawberry or blueberry will be affected, nor should people be too concerned about the creature.
She said female spotted wing drosophilas lay eggs inside perfect, ripe and undamaged fruit, “and that’s where you see the problem.”
“This species is able to make a very fine incision that can’t be seen with a naked eye and lays its eggs in there. When the picker gets the fruit, they can’t even see that there’s an egg because it’s deep in the fruit,” Lahiri said.
“That’s why it escapes detection, and it’s not possible to detect that a fruit has been infested,” she said.
@@gaila.9852so a fruit fly basically
There are bugs in all fruits and vegetables because they grow out in nature so there’re bugs in them but not that big most of the time but you can easily get them off with some running cold water so a good rinse should be good.
Edit- thx for the likes
Why people is so stupid in Internet Now
Nah never wash ur fruit with warm water cold always
That's is why people wash fruits like strawberry or potato
@@corterfy warm water well kill germs or bacteria on fruits especially fruits that grow under ground but still you have to add salt to it
@@rohamebrahimi7844 You don't add salt to fruit dude it's supposed to be sweet and warm water will disintegrate the Damm fruit.
I’m in Canada and a full moose came out of my strawberries glad I washed them.
I'm from England and a whole pidgeon came out of mine😥 can't believe they are lying about strawberries being vegan friendly
🤣
Haha😂😂
im from germany and a beer bottle came out mine
hahahaha
That “prehistoric monster” is just a centipede lmao
Y'all i did this and a whole ass rat came out of my strawberries, so i made friends with the rat and fed it to my pet snake that i got from my cousin on Tuesday that he bought on Wednesday, so now I'm currently taking the rat to pet smart for a check up to make sure it's still alive ☺️
😂😂😂
Just out of curiosity, what is a whole ass rat, and does it resemble a full Moose?
@@michaellopez7765 *yes*
That poor house centipede, drowned for a drop of clout. RIP little friend😞
i know poor thing. i was like “that’s a freaking house centipede”
Y'all have to be bots
Like wtf killed bro for nothing 😪
I dont care its just a freak
he’s disgusting tho
“That’s me mixing in two table spoons of salt water” 😂
Thank god someone heard that stupidity
💀💀💀
Dude, theres that and the fact that she takes one spoon of salt submerges the whole fucking spoon into the water and takes the same wet spoon to take another spoonful of salt to put in the water. I thought everyone just subconsciously knew that if you use one spoon for mixing dry and wet ingredients then you by instinct get all the dry ingredients correctly measured before mixing them with the wet ones. It really urked me hence this rant.
Some countries don't wash there strawberries before selling it's just all depends on where you get them
Yea
I live in Egypt and i can confirm this
Man come on that caterpillar was bigger than my fat ass there is no way it came in and out of the strawberry without poking a gigantic hole
Regardless he wasn't gonna find what she "found" in her strawberries in his
I live in Singapore
There are actually microscopic harmless bugs in most fruits
i sure do love these excessive cuts between every single strawberry. it adds a lot to the vid and shows u definitely didnt put bugs in the water!!
I knew I wasn't the only one who knew this was legit
@@chitos2132 they were being sarcastic
@@salamander5659 it's obviously real
@@chitos2132 you mean the first video or the second where he tests if it's cap?
@@salamander5659 sarcasm
“You see right here I found a cap” killed me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah 🤣🤣🤣
Dead lol
😂
Hahahahahaha yip 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
That type of bugs you usually find on strawberries are those little green ones (dunno their names), and they are kinda cute. I don't know exactly what to do with them when I find them because I don't like killing bugs, so I kinda just put them outside and hope for the best for them.
That's cute. Although I'd freak out by the sight of anything in resemblance to crawling bugs
What you saw where aphids they are lazy solitary creatures that are always born as pregnant females (meaning they give birth without having to mate) they suck the sugar rich plant fluids from the stems and fruit of plants and quickly kill them and as such they are pests
When a plant is completely killed by aphids or if it is overcrowded the aphids will sprout wings and fly to new plants
Lol I literally do the same thing but except I freak out before I put it outside lol
just eat em
Thank you for counting the strawberries. I would not have been able to keep up.
The fact that she went with a wet spoon back in the salt insults me
(Damn I thought I'm the only one)
Yess I was looking for this comment 😭
.... do you mean. It inSALTS you..? I'll leave. 🚪🖐
@L4S3R I freaking love dad jokes and I am honestly rolling on the floor over here 😂 I'm sad you can't experience the humor in dad jokes, I'm sad for you
@L4S3R guess so 🤷♀️ man.. im missing out on the trends, i didn't know teens were called boomers now.
@@nadia-yx6re lol I was gonna say that 🤣 u beat me to it
Funny thing is strawberries are allowed to have a certian of bugs in them. There are actually a lot of things that we eat on a everyday basis that can contain bugs.
Yeah a bunch of food does. I hate that peanut butter is one of them but i kind of understand why. I mean, people eat bugs just cuz I think its gross but doesn't mean it'll Kill ya
Cereals and processed foods typically have bugs in them, and pre-ground coffees as well
Yep, cereal is allowed a certain amount of mice or rat hair. 🤮
Even that won't make me stop loving my Peanut Butter Capt'n Crunch, though! Lol
This comment just ruined my life.
Peanut butter in a nutshell
She definitely put the dirty in there 😂. But regardless of that, it is actually good practice to wash your fruits with salt. If they are actually dirty or infested, you'll see the result.
I use vinegar 1 to 3 part ratio. Soak for 15 minutes. I part vinegar, 3 part water.
@@M2J89 yeahhh.. that works too 👍
*ANOTHER WOMAN IN THE COMMENTS SECTION TRYING TO CLEAN THINGS FOR HER GENDERS REPUTATION OR THE **#SISTERHOOD** P.R FIRM*
what is the person above me talking about?
@@johnarnold7494 *WHY DONT YOU JUST ASK ME 🙀ssy*
That gives the strawberries their crunch 🗿
Literally nobody thought that that giant-ass centipede came out of that strawberry.
Plot twist: she loves strawberry’s and she wants every one to stop buying/eating them so she can have them all for herself.😅. That would be actually crazy if that was her motive.
But if less people eat strawberrys less strawberrys would be planted because the demand is lower
@@caillouohnehaare3614 not everyone would have stop eating it because 94% of american households eat strawberries. And at the most 16 percent of people in american households will see this video at the most which would be roughly 20million people. And that's just american households so the sales won't go down or somthing like that.
S T R A W B E R R I E S
@@GGJiaJia Thanks lol
"Strawberries have feelings too!"
I grew a indoor hydroponic garden and I still found bugs in my vegetables so guys bugs are essential to pollinating fruits and vegetables and sometimes you're just going to have household bugs invading your indoor gardens like bugs love fresh fruits and vegetables it's just a must for them.
That's cool N all, but just remember to kill any aphids you see
If you jump off a building you die
Watchyourhaircut: is this a ca-
That's freaking awesome!! I live in a greenhouse, I'm have equipment that I plan on converting to a hydro/ aqua pontic system in the house sometime in the future. Crayfish would be pretty cool I think. Mmm gumbo. 😸
@@bdj_tvk wym what are they are they bad?
On Average, every American consumes 1lb of insects every year with their food
"I didn't film the 4th for some reason"
She knows what she did 😑
Love how you can see dirt appear in the same clip as the bug
Well I can't imagine how many bugs I've eaten over the years considering that when I was a kid we used to actually go to the strawberry Fields and pick them from the vines, eating pretty much half of what we picked.
Seeing how I lived and no repercussions, it's better not to know what I ate, just those strawberries were some of the best I've ever had. Ponchatoula strawberries are the best in the world and I'm sure they have their share of bugs considering it's from the south 🤣😂😎👍
mane joey diaz drank water out of the hudson river in 76’
Extra protein
I’ve actually seen uncut videos like this and it seems pretty common to have tiny bugs in strawberries. According to the fda they’re safe to eat and they’re in way more food than you’d realize. If people don’t notice they don’t mind
And a little bit of protein won't hurt anyone either.
Normally they're just tiny harmless bugs...nothing like the alligator in the video😂😂and your stomach acid takes care of them
“Look at this fucking prehistoric monster”
*pans camera to a literal house centipede*
*that is put inside the water for clout*
Look at the prehistoric creature.
Centipede:man u dump me in the bowl why
"I forgot to film the 4th strawberry" yeah right you cut to getting a worm outta your back garden
I was watching this video and then my neighbor came and we watched it together. He said that this video changed his life and touched his heart. We took a projector in a big field and all of my friends watched it and it changed their lives too. We are all so grateful. Thank you
This was an unexpectedly hilarious comment.
His heart gets touched often. You've posted this on other videos lol.
You’re so damn funny!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🥲
We'll get ready to have a bad day cause it's slap
Did they all clap at the end? 😂
Lmao the “pre historic” monster crawls everywhere in my room
it actually works with getting dirt and bugs out, you might have got some dirt out but no bugs were in there
"clean your strawberries in salt water from non existent bugs so they can taste like salt afterwards"
It scares me this girl thinks a centipede is a prehistoric monster, (jokingly ofc), and doesn’t know what it is as a grown freaking adult, the things I see on the internet make me think some of y’all stopped paying attention from pre-school on out, do better!
"Look at that pre-historic monster"
Centipede: what?
"is this a cat" "i found a cat" laughing me so hard i just wake up my kitten nana 💀
Some very small bugs manage to get *inside* of strawberries, especially the larger ones because the fruit pulls away from the green cap when it gets really big, and the biggest are usually hollow. I found a tiny spider, complete with tiny web in the middle of a massive strawberry. I always cut or pull them in half before eating after that.
Cap
Oh wow
😱💀☠
YOLO
I be throwing down on strawberries of course I wash them prior but dang lmfao now ima start slicing them too I’m kinda grossed out
I love how soil gradually accumulates in the water 😂😂😂
You wash them to get bugs and dirt off, it's why you don't eat them straight from the package. And sometimes bugs are still on the strawberry but not in them.
Thank God! I just did this to my organic strawberries…ZERO bugs!! Yippee!!!
That centipede would have stung her when she picked up that strawberry. How stupid do these people think we are
It could have easily gotten into the top of the strawberry, where the stem sometimes pulls away from the berry instead. I've gotten organic strawberries with holes in them, and even a spider, fly, and firefly in one once. They were alive, so it's not impossible.
@@richrosegold610 she dropped it in m8
That bug was a centipede. It appears to be a common house centipede, although quite small.
My source? I had to live in a house with weekly huge centipede raidings for almost a year after a sewer incident. I'm sure I saw over 50 centipedes. There was one almost the size of My hand!
Yeah same, I live on the east coast of the US and house centipedes are a problem here. The one in the woman's berries was for sure not in there to begin with. She would have found holes and her berries wouldn't have been that perfect. Also why freak when you find bugs in something grown outside, where the bugs are I never understood videos like that-
We have a sewer in my backyard and centipedes always come roaming through our house wall cuz it's made of bricks and sometimes spiders and worms
Yup and centipedes are largely carnivorous. Theres no way this guy would be eating some fruit.
When I was young my mom and I lived in an apartment and we had house centipedes get in quite frequently, but my mom always took care of them before I saw them. Except one time. I walked into the kitchen and it was in the middle of the floor. I started yelling “MOMMY THERES A BABY DRAGON IN THE KITCHEN!!!” Over and over again, she came and saw the “baby dragon” and started laughing her ass off😂 every time I see this video all I can think about is my baby dragon😂😂
@@fried_mayonnaise0183 you made it your pet?
That was really smooth tho at the end.
Hom hom hom it's a sthrawbehry
*CHOKES*
You good?
*Laughs* yea
Strawberries haven’t progressed story mode far enough to get the [Regeneration] skill yet.
Lmao 😆 🤣🤣🤣
It usually works when the strawberries have just been taken from your own garden,it doesn’t work well with the strawberries from the supermarket
Assuming they’re already removed right?
its a motherfucking centipede and there was a clear fucking cut in the middle of the video
You can usually find a full grown centipede in your strawberry?..
@@mikumikuareka 😂😂 ikr
That girl definitely put that bug in there. There is no way you won't be able to see it. Also, I always take out the leaves anyways before eating so I'm already inspecting the strawberry when doing that
The quantity of pesticides in these strawberry's amaze me
Really grabbed that bug from her backyard and said “oh yeh this the one”
He got me when he said “ I found a cap “ haha 😆
It's the "Leave a bowl of water and sweet fruit sitting out on the table for a long time and see what bugs it attracts" trick... amazing.
I love how the girl didn't even know what a centipede was
The type of person that would do this is the type of person that would put a ruler next to their bed to see how long they slept...
Good job with this original comment...
Lmmmfaaaoooo!!!!!!!!
Isn’t this how you wash all the veggies and fruits? We usually soak them in salt water for a couple mins before rinsing off with normal water and later use them.
I just use fruit and veg soap. Trader Joe’s has one, but also Arm and Hammer makes one you should be able to find in any grocery store. Just spray it on and rinse.
I dont even wash mine...... more flavour
I use vinegar and water
i just rinse them off with water
When you buy strawberry in a clear container, that's already wash before they shipped to the store. If you want strawberries with dirt and bugs then go take a look at the farm. You will see a lot of prehistoric there. Unless you intent to grab bugs outside and just dropped it in the bowl
This actually worked. At least with my strawberries...
I love that she said prehistoric when it was a dang centipede from James and the Giant Peach.
*SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE TRYING TO SMOOTH THINGS OUT HERE ...UMM NO YOU PART OF THE **#SISTERHOOD** LIES ONLINE AGAIN*
Actually this is real. It depends where the strawberries came from and if they've already been washed or not. She probably picked them herself in which case yes they would have insects on them.
Its In countrys. Prob like mexico . and west side of places like mexico prob
Yup!! Ours are from the store, so there clean!💗⭐️🌊
@@maliyah.111 mine too
Lmao no she edited it without the bug, dug it up and put it in the container and then refilled it and forgot how many strawberries she put in lmao
Might have little bugs not something that looks like a baby centipede
THE WATER WAS CLEAR BEFORE THE BERRIES. .NOW THERE'S DEBRIS. .GIRL YOU PUT THAT MONSTER IN THE WATER . . 🤔
"Uhh why are mu strawberries salty-"
Most of us eat bugs and enjoy them.
Lobster, crab and mud bugs. They're actually kin to the cockroach. But edible.
There's no way to get out 100% of bugs or bug fragments in food.
The FDA allows a certain % of bugs in things like cereals, peanut butter and flour, for instance.
I had bought some organic Spring mix for dinner one day.
I opened the container and right on top was a perfect molted shell from a dragonfly.
It was so pretty.
I should have kept it.
Well, I washed the greens and ate them anyway.
Some bugs I don't consider dirty. Ladybugs, dragonflies, bees.
But cockroaches and flies? Disgusting.
Cockroaches carry a lot of diseases and they have salmonella on their exoskeleton.
Plus, they can cause asthma.
Just looking at them makes me feel contaminated.
Thank you for the info dump. Genuinely
i’m terrified of bugs so this made me want to cry even tho i feel like you’re right about the not dirty bugs (i’m still terrified of them anyways💔) but your line abt roaches vindicated me
That is just goddamn good protein for y’all
Actually this does get bugs out of your strawberries there’s just not always bugs and just dirt
This is actually a fact, most fruits are allow up to a certain amount of insect or insect eggs in them as long as it doesn't make the fruit rot. For example FDA standards allow 30 fruit flies egg per 100 grams or canned veg like spinach allow an average 50 insects such as mites or aphids, Reasoning for this is that you can't control whether or not insects entering veg, only limit the amount to a certain degree and if it surpass the amount recommended the patch get ctrl+delete.
Me: this strawberries are just AWESOME
The snake inside them: *make a troll Face*
This is a well known ancient technique for revealing harmful insects in grapes in the french wine industry. If it doesn't work, then there are no bugs in your fruit.
It's like people forgot where produce comes from
Watched this for the first time while eating.. Now my salad looks suscpious
In the original the cut is just so obvious if you missed it you need to go to the opticians
I usually just run water over top of them before eating them! That's what the container is for
Oh thank goodness you tested it. I was regretting watching that original video.
I think that strawberries from supermarkets, packet in plastic are pretty clean already. I bet this hack would come in handy when you have some fresh strawberries picked up straight from the field.
The first was a friggin de- I mean silver fish, although she probably put in there I don't think a whole entire silver fish would make into a strawberry
That looked more like a centipede
@@aliyahshanae it is
Man, it just kind of depends on where the strawberries are from. Not everything is a cap that don't work for you, not meaning to be rude or anything.
No one is going to find a centipede of that magnitude in their bowl after doing this though no matter where you get them from. Small bugs though, sure.
@@TheDevilDarling Also, centipedes are carnivorous, so you won't find them in the strawberries.
Those clear clamshell baskets are perforated for a reason , always wash or rinse all fruits and veggies
My soul came out of my mouth when that lady literally showed the whole scary bug out of no where 👁👄👁
Because it's fake. She put it there.
Same I gaged and spit out my water. I am extremely repulsed by bugs but especially centipedes 😰🐛🦠🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
why do people freak out over bugs in foods that is literally grown outside in the dirt.
Wait until the learn the FDA allows for a certain amount of bugs in processed food...🤣🤔🤦🏽♀️
@@LeeLeeLeeLeeLee lol or wait till they discover what red food dye is made from.
Wait until they discover bugs are sold as food
Y’all … I can’t 🤣 at this rate I wouldn’t blink an eye if I saw someone yeeting their fruit into the sea 🤣
She left that there’s for days. That centipede was thirsty asf
I wash my berries with salt water anyway. It’s a natural cleaner and it makes them more plump. And if you see anything in the water, it’s probably the little hairs which is normal.
Imagine it wasn’t a cap and when he ate the strawberry an insect came out 🥴
I hope both sides of your pillow is warm
@@cloudest2063 he chose the strawberries at random my guy, and besides where would he get strawberries with bugs clearly all over them, let alone eat them?
@@cloudest2063 it's a cap
@@siyacer whatever
"If you shoot yourself, you die!"
Him: Is this a cap, or do I have to get slapped?
(NO hate)
🤦♀️🤣🤣
Wow that was amazing when she mixed in two spoonfuls of saltwater.
"Its not a mistake", its a ✨MASTERPIECE✨
Protien
Ok, the protein got me. 🤢
Ayo 😳