Finding tiny white larvae inside strawberries can be disturbing, but in many cases they come from the spotted wing drosophila, a small fruit fly that can lay eggs inside healthy, ripening fruit. Because the larvae are extremely small and almost transparent, they usually remain unnoticed unless the strawberry is cut open or soaked in a way that causes them to emerge. Their presence may look alarming, but it is a natural possibility with fruit grown outdoors…. Continue Reading 🔽
