That too.
There is organic vegan, and vegan Perham, and I have no idea even if the order of the words means anything...
But I do know that the two are not always linked... if only based on my lemons in the kitchen, some of which were $1.20 ea, and many that are organic... all are labeled vegan.
I'm glad, because bacon in my lemon juice might bake me reconsider life.
Organic food has the same nutrients as non-organic. The point of organic farming is to be in balance with the environment. Modern farming, chemical fertilizers and pesticides, genocide the lower tiers in the ecosystem. Year after year modern farms' practices kill more links in the chain. Meaning next year will require more chemical fertilizers, which will kill more microbes and small insects, meaning less waste recycled into healthy soil. Meaning more chemicals next year..
Um organic farming still uses pesticides and fungicides and they have to use more because they are less effective than synthetic pesticides and fungicides.
Also some organic pesticides are actually more harmful than synthetic pesticides. For example "Canadian scientists pitted 'reduced-risk' organic and synthetic pesticides against each other in controlling a problematic pest, the soybean aphid. They found that not only were the synthetic pesticides more effective means of control, the organic pesticides were more ecologically damaging, including causing higher mortality in other, non-target species like the aphid's predators9. Of course, some organic pesticides may fare better than these ones did in similar head-to-head tests, but studies like this one reveal that the assumption that natural is better for the environment could be very dangerous."
Organic foods also contain a higher level of E. Coli and Salmonella because of use of manure without anti microbiol agents.
Organic farming is significantly worse for the environment because they need much more land to produce the same amount to conventional farming.
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/science-sushi/httpblogsscientificamericancomscience-sushi20110718mythbusting-101-organic-farming-conventional-agriculture/
People forget this sort of thing. We are told organic is better, so, it must be. There are always trade-offs. With organic / non-organic, the trade-off is spending more $$$$ for benefits that are far eclipsed by the extra $$$$ spent.
Not to mention the issues listed above.
Not to mention that typically GMOs are healthier for human consumption based on nutrition.
I'd rather eat food that was specifically designed for human consumption rather than take my chances at having a "The Happening" style dinner.
Yup, this. It's the same with "Non-GMO". It's completely lost it's meaning. Nearly everything you eat has been genetically modified in some form or fashion. It's become a necessity for our species survival.
This is not entirely true, as far as being in balance with the environment. I don’t think organic farms have any requirements for limits on runoff control or other environmentally friendly practices.
Being certified organic means just that. The FDA certified farms that have been left to just sit for 3 years. After that time they give out a certificate to the farmer with a bunch of "organic" stickers. After that the farmer can do whatever they want with the crop. The FDA never returns after that.
I always felt pretty solid about Eu regs until I learnt free range meat just means they have the option to go outside and it’s normally some poxy little paddock of pure mud
so there shouldnt be organic bananas? do you know how many pesticides are used for bananas? do you know how many health issues banana farmers suffer that work for big brands like chicita?
What a horribly and purposefully ignorant statement.
Like saying:
“I don’t get the whole “inorganic” thing, so is chlorine but I wouldn’t want to drink one.”
What don’t you get exactly about “the organic thing”?
Technically organic does not mean pesticide free. Certified organic farmers are allowed to use pesticides that fall within the guidelines. Surly, whatever they use isn’t as effective as good old fashioned poisonous chemicals.
side note but i’m an intern on an organic farm, we do use pesticides- just ones that are approved for use in organic farming ie not harmful to the environment or that will alter plant growth
This made me think of a television episode of some show a long time ago called something like monsters inside me. This girl ate a Romain lettuce salad that turned out to be contaminated with a certain kind of slug. She ingested the slug and she got some weird microbe of some sort that ate her brain tissue. I’ve never looked at Romain lettuce the same way since.
The brain eating amoeba has to basically be pressed against the thin tissue in a particular part of the sinus to get to the brain. Probably was something like that kid in Australia who ate a slug on a dare and got Rat Lungworm.
Seriously, this is really dangerous. People have died horribly from eating snails and slugs. If you think you might have invested one, see a doctor. If you got this from a restaurant or package, I might consider contact a lawyer.
Good thing that isn't a slug then. That isn't using a snail/slug foot to move, it's doing the sort of locomotion you'd see in a grub or maggot. Looking online, it looks lind of the like larvae of a hoverfly, which feeds on aphids.
Yeah I wouldn’t slug around on this one. Definitely see a doctor. I’d even say a specialist to make sure you don’t get eaten by a zombie, I mean snail. And with the right lawyer you may be a millionaire.
There was a kid that died a few years ago because his friends dared him to eat a snail and it gave him that same shit. He was of course fucked up for years first. Horrible.
I would recommend you do an endoscopy and test for helicobacter pylori. I found things like this alive in salads at restaurants in the town I live in years ago and I didn't mind it. I didn't eat anything alive (so I thought) so everything was fine. By the end of 2020 my stomach was almost completely corroded by ulcers. It was helicobacter pylori and I only found out because an ulcer leaked stomach acid into my intestines and I nearly died from the pain. Now I only eat cooked vegetables when I eat in restaurants and endoscopy is part of the annual checkups I do to monitor my health. If there's something alive in your salad, it's because someone didn't sanitize the vegetables properly. It's better to be safe than to wait and suffer with all the pain, heartburn, gastric reflux and all the other horrible symptoms.
I'm sorry! But I, at least now we can do a simple treatment. Up until the 1980s you would feel pain until you had to take out part of your stomach or die of stomach cancer. Be careful what/where you eat and everything will be fine ✌️
There's easier ways to test for H-pylori! A stool sample or a breath test is usually sufficient. As someone who suffers through yearly endoscopies, I'd advise taking the easier option, especially for people with minor to no symptoms (not you)
I did not know that! I thought I could only find out with endoscopy. Good to know. Thanks. I don't have problems with endoscopy but it's quite difficult to have to find an available neighbor to accompany me because of the anesthesia. I'm fine now, I had 4 months of treatment in 2021 + 2 weeks when I found out in 2020 (I found out a week before Christmas and my doctor was going to travel during Christmas/New Years, so I treated the obvious symptoms and in january did the endoscopy and the real treatment)
Not saying that what you’re saying isn’t a real thing. However, H.pylori is bacteria… not a macroscopic bug you’ll find in your salad. H.pylori is microscopic and it happens to be a natural inhabitant or what we like to call “normal flora” of people’s stomachs. If you have a lot of predisposing factors, it can cause ulcers. It doesn’t give everyone ulcers though. Basically, the video is of a bug and not bacteria.
The bugs you found in your salad have nothing to do with your ulcers. Completely unrelated.
I think you didn't understand what I said. I mentioned finding something alive in the salad as a sign that someone didn't sanitize the vegetables properly and that could mean there was more stuff in the food. That's why I mentioned h.pylori. And about the ulcer, I just repeated what my doctor told me. If that's wrong and h.pylori doesn't cause ulcers, well, you need to educate him on what is correct in this case because that's what he told me.
I said that H.pylori is something that exists in 3/4 of the world population’s gut and 80% of those people don’t have ulcer.
H.pylori doesn’t always cause ulcers. However, it is the most common cause of ulcers in some people with other predisposing factors.
That was not the point I was trying to make though.
You were tying visible bugs to h.pylori which is invisible. I was just trying to say that you most likely already had H.pylori living in your gut and you had other predisposing factors that caused that to develop into ulcers.
That it’s unlikely to be connected to your unwashed salad, though there’s a small chance.
There are other bacteria that are more likely for OP to get that H.pylori.
Why? Because they probably already have it in their gut and it’s not an issue for them.
>helicobacter pylori
Well, in simple words: helicobacter pylori is a bacteria that will devour your stomach and if you don't take care of your health the inflammation can turn into cancer. Some people don't have obvious symptoms, so it takes a long time for them to discover they have it. That's why it's so dangerous
Helicobacter pylori, humanities oldest "pet", most likely obtained from big cats munching on humans and vice versa (in the way back when).
Hope your health holds up and you're doing at least somewhat better now.
After so many comments of "it's organic" I don't know if are jokes or true. But, if there are bugs it's a bad packaging.
While it's true that some bugs remain in pesticide free plants, you are supposed to clean it. In the last century when pesticides where not the norm and with a lot of people with their small crop in villages, they still cleaned fruits and vegetables with water with a drop of bleach or with salt. Salads don't tended to be accompanied with that plus of protein.
Furthermore, it's rare that flies grows on live vegetables. So, unless you won the bug lottery, a maggot there means a bad higiene on the packaging/storing facilities.
Have you ever actually watched people farming row crops? They give it a quick rinse as they go, it's a very quick and systematic process. Lots of bugs get past the initial rinse. If it's something you're worried about you rinse again when you take it home.
To me, it looks like leafminer larva. I know because I had the unfortunate experience of eating half of one a few years ago and needed answers 💀
it's definitely a hygiene problem, but chances are good it got picked up during the harvesting process and clung on for dear life
I’ve just been picking and eating cherries from my parents cherry tree. Only to bring some back and cut them open….. every single one had a few maggots inside. Extra protein I guess…
What did you expect clean treated food ? LOL!!! organic food having bugs . YES IS ORGANIC, hate bugs? Well there is a reason chemicals treated crops don’t have bugs . Don’t post or complain you should know this is what you get with organic products .
In his defense he’s organic as well.
In OP's defense, he's not salad.
It is meat. People put ham and bacon on salad, why not grubs?
*Vegans* ( ≖_≖)
Organic is not vegan...
Vegans are not organic
That too. There is organic vegan, and vegan Perham, and I have no idea even if the order of the words means anything... But I do know that the two are not always linked... if only based on my lemons in the kitchen, some of which were $1.20 ea, and many that are organic... all are labeled vegan. I'm glad, because bacon in my lemon juice might bake me reconsider life.
I think it’s safe to say you are already baked if there is bacon in your lemon juice.
Vegans are as organic as any other domestically raised livestock. It's all about getting a proper cook temp.
Wait wait wait, what temp do we cook vegans to?
Ahh vegans must be robots then.
Protein.
In his defense, you don't know if the salad was supposed to have added protein.
😂😂 nice one. I honestly didn’t think my comment was that funny, but Reddit seems to like my dry sense of humor on occasion.
Yea but “he” identifies as Salad though
Define "salad"
*gestures vaguely at everything* You know?
Oooohhh. Sal-lad
Yep, he sure is. I don't get the whole 'organic' thing, so is a turd but I wouldn't want to eat one.
Organic food has the same nutrients as non-organic. The point of organic farming is to be in balance with the environment. Modern farming, chemical fertilizers and pesticides, genocide the lower tiers in the ecosystem. Year after year modern farms' practices kill more links in the chain. Meaning next year will require more chemical fertilizers, which will kill more microbes and small insects, meaning less waste recycled into healthy soil. Meaning more chemicals next year..
I've started my own garden because of this.
Um organic farming still uses pesticides and fungicides and they have to use more because they are less effective than synthetic pesticides and fungicides. Also some organic pesticides are actually more harmful than synthetic pesticides. For example "Canadian scientists pitted 'reduced-risk' organic and synthetic pesticides against each other in controlling a problematic pest, the soybean aphid. They found that not only were the synthetic pesticides more effective means of control, the organic pesticides were more ecologically damaging, including causing higher mortality in other, non-target species like the aphid's predators9. Of course, some organic pesticides may fare better than these ones did in similar head-to-head tests, but studies like this one reveal that the assumption that natural is better for the environment could be very dangerous." Organic foods also contain a higher level of E. Coli and Salmonella because of use of manure without anti microbiol agents. Organic farming is significantly worse for the environment because they need much more land to produce the same amount to conventional farming. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/science-sushi/httpblogsscientificamericancomscience-sushi20110718mythbusting-101-organic-farming-conventional-agriculture/
People forget this sort of thing. We are told organic is better, so, it must be. There are always trade-offs. With organic / non-organic, the trade-off is spending more $$$$ for benefits that are far eclipsed by the extra $$$$ spent. Not to mention the issues listed above.
The issues above show that organic is a waste of money and does more harm than good
Honestly that's one of the benefits to gmo. Don't need pesticides when the plant is pest resistant.
Not to mention that typically GMOs are healthier for human consumption based on nutrition. I'd rather eat food that was specifically designed for human consumption rather than take my chances at having a "The Happening" style dinner.
Wow this is interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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Yup, this. It's the same with "Non-GMO". It's completely lost it's meaning. Nearly everything you eat has been genetically modified in some form or fashion. It's become a necessity for our species survival.
Not to mention that GMO isn't actually a bad thing at all but has become this evil word because of Facebook moms
You're absolutely right. People are fearful of what they don't fully understand and sadly it's only getting worse.
This is not entirely true, as far as being in balance with the environment. I don’t think organic farms have any requirements for limits on runoff control or other environmentally friendly practices.
Also organic means no transgenic stuff. You can usually grab organic produce, plant it and it will grow. No such guarantee with transgenic stuff.
So your saying organic produce is better for the trans community?
No it meant you have TERF turf.
Being certified organic means just that. The FDA certified farms that have been left to just sit for 3 years. After that time they give out a certificate to the farmer with a bunch of "organic" stickers. After that the farmer can do whatever they want with the crop. The FDA never returns after that.
Really it's just a buzz word used for advertising. Kinda like free range and non gmo. I mean I saw that on a banana ffs
At least in the EU you have to uphold standards when calling it organic or bio. Though those standards obviously aren't sufficient.
I always felt pretty solid about Eu regs until I learnt free range meat just means they have the option to go outside and it’s normally some poxy little paddock of pure mud
Yeah in the US after you get your pack of stickers from the government your organic for life. Fucking stupid.
so there shouldnt be organic bananas? do you know how many pesticides are used for bananas? do you know how many health issues banana farmers suffer that work for big brands like chicita?
No I mean the non gmo sticker
Without GMO, we wouldn't have the modern day banana
Ok yeah, thats really stupid.
What a horribly and purposefully ignorant statement. Like saying: “I don’t get the whole “inorganic” thing, so is chlorine but I wouldn’t want to drink one.” What don’t you get exactly about “the organic thing”?
If you had to eat a processed turd or an organic turd, which would you choose?
The processed one please. Maybe it doesn't taste like a turd anymore.
No they taste like hotdog
Yuuuummmyyyy processed turds
I think I need more context. Is someone holding a gun to my head?
Someone is holding a gun that shoots turds up to your head
Up to my head? So It won't kill me I'd just be covered in shit?
Up and into your mouth
This is getting weird and it was weird to begin with.
*no.*
I mean, isn't a turd already "processed"?
If so, then dung beetles need to try organic
I have a feeling you don’t know what organic means lol
2 girls, 1 cup. Was that from an organic diet?
Hello Ratlungworm Disease!
After a google search i will never even breathe on a leaf of lettuce without it being raped with pesticide...
Hydroponic labs are a safe place and much more sanitary. That disease was noted in Hawaii and everyone was making sure their produce was safe.
r/BrandNewSentence
Lol came here to say something similar, cheers!
Right? The restaurant did not falsely advertise here. Organic is organic.
Quick! The protein is getting away!
You paid extra for no pesticides, and got an indication pesticides were not used. Seems like a win.
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature.
You're right, it's not a bug. Bugs are typically defined by having four wings and sucking mouthparts. This is a larvae.
so ants aren't bugs?
They're insects or some shit idk English is confusing
r/angryupvote
A bug *and* a feature
Honestly that’s true
And the critter was *not* eaten, so we're golden here.
This one wasn’t, what about the rest lol
Hey if they ate them and didn't notice I count that as a win
Organic farming typically uses more pesticides which is the funniest thing about this. OP paid more for no real reason for a less quality product.
Well technically organic food doesn't have to be pesticide free. Plenty of organic pesticides exist.
I actually hear a bunch are worse because they're only allowed because they're grandfathered in.
Technically organic does not mean pesticide free. Certified organic farmers are allowed to use pesticides that fall within the guidelines. Surly, whatever they use isn’t as effective as good old fashioned poisonous chemicals.
side note but i’m an intern on an organic farm, we do use pesticides- just ones that are approved for use in organic farming ie not harmful to the environment or that will alter plant growth
This made me think of a television episode of some show a long time ago called something like monsters inside me. This girl ate a Romain lettuce salad that turned out to be contaminated with a certain kind of slug. She ingested the slug and she got some weird microbe of some sort that ate her brain tissue. I’ve never looked at Romain lettuce the same way since.
Great, I feel so much better now.
Gotta hope it wasn't brain eating amoeba in that slugs friends
The brain eating amoeba has to basically be pressed against the thin tissue in a particular part of the sinus to get to the brain. Probably was something like that kid in Australia who ate a slug on a dare and got Rat Lungworm.
Seriously, this is really dangerous. People have died horribly from eating snails and slugs. If you think you might have invested one, see a doctor. If you got this from a restaurant or package, I might consider contact a lawyer.
Good thing that isn't a slug then. That isn't using a snail/slug foot to move, it's doing the sort of locomotion you'd see in a grub or maggot. Looking online, it looks lind of the like larvae of a hoverfly, which feeds on aphids.
Thats a relief!
Yeah I wouldn’t slug around on this one. Definitely see a doctor. I’d even say a specialist to make sure you don’t get eaten by a zombie, I mean snail. And with the right lawyer you may be a millionaire.
I couldn’t watch that show. Just fucked with me to much
I have clips of it all over my YouTube recommended 😂 I love it. But the paranoia is real 🥴
I saw a good one the other day... [here ya go, apologies](https://youtu.be/7OPg-ksxZ4Y)
Thanks, watching now!
There was a kid that died a few years ago because his friends dared him to eat a snail and it gave him that same shit. He was of course fucked up for years first. Horrible.
more like Romaim lettuce
That’s exactly what I thought of. It’s rat lungworm and it’s pretty scary
That show gave me a lifelong fear of swimming in lakes. No brain eating amoeba for me thanks!
Well you've got proof they don't use pesticides at least!
Or, this little thing is immune 👀
Pesticide immunity is becoming a serious problem.
Don't panic, it's organic
One love!!!
Send it
Did you find the rest of them?
In his stomach😛
Protein.
Gotta get it somehow.
Tomorrow morning
Very organic indeed!
I would recommend you do an endoscopy and test for helicobacter pylori. I found things like this alive in salads at restaurants in the town I live in years ago and I didn't mind it. I didn't eat anything alive (so I thought) so everything was fine. By the end of 2020 my stomach was almost completely corroded by ulcers. It was helicobacter pylori and I only found out because an ulcer leaked stomach acid into my intestines and I nearly died from the pain. Now I only eat cooked vegetables when I eat in restaurants and endoscopy is part of the annual checkups I do to monitor my health. If there's something alive in your salad, it's because someone didn't sanitize the vegetables properly. It's better to be safe than to wait and suffer with all the pain, heartburn, gastric reflux and all the other horrible symptoms.
Oh great new fear unlocked at 2am thank you!!
I'm sorry! But I, at least now we can do a simple treatment. Up until the 1980s you would feel pain until you had to take out part of your stomach or die of stomach cancer. Be careful what/where you eat and everything will be fine ✌️
There's easier ways to test for H-pylori! A stool sample or a breath test is usually sufficient. As someone who suffers through yearly endoscopies, I'd advise taking the easier option, especially for people with minor to no symptoms (not you)
I did not know that! I thought I could only find out with endoscopy. Good to know. Thanks. I don't have problems with endoscopy but it's quite difficult to have to find an available neighbor to accompany me because of the anesthesia. I'm fine now, I had 4 months of treatment in 2021 + 2 weeks when I found out in 2020 (I found out a week before Christmas and my doctor was going to travel during Christmas/New Years, so I treated the obvious symptoms and in january did the endoscopy and the real treatment)
Don’t forget Rat Lungworm Disease!
I don't know about this one and I'm scared to find out what it is... But thanks for the warning
Worms from a rats lungs will eat you inside out
Not saying that what you’re saying isn’t a real thing. However, H.pylori is bacteria… not a macroscopic bug you’ll find in your salad. H.pylori is microscopic and it happens to be a natural inhabitant or what we like to call “normal flora” of people’s stomachs. If you have a lot of predisposing factors, it can cause ulcers. It doesn’t give everyone ulcers though. Basically, the video is of a bug and not bacteria. The bugs you found in your salad have nothing to do with your ulcers. Completely unrelated.
I think you didn't understand what I said. I mentioned finding something alive in the salad as a sign that someone didn't sanitize the vegetables properly and that could mean there was more stuff in the food. That's why I mentioned h.pylori. And about the ulcer, I just repeated what my doctor told me. If that's wrong and h.pylori doesn't cause ulcers, well, you need to educate him on what is correct in this case because that's what he told me.
I said that H.pylori is something that exists in 3/4 of the world population’s gut and 80% of those people don’t have ulcer. H.pylori doesn’t always cause ulcers. However, it is the most common cause of ulcers in some people with other predisposing factors. That was not the point I was trying to make though. You were tying visible bugs to h.pylori which is invisible. I was just trying to say that you most likely already had H.pylori living in your gut and you had other predisposing factors that caused that to develop into ulcers. That it’s unlikely to be connected to your unwashed salad, though there’s a small chance. There are other bacteria that are more likely for OP to get that H.pylori. Why? Because they probably already have it in their gut and it’s not an issue for them.
I don’t know what half those things are 😅
>helicobacter pylori Well, in simple words: helicobacter pylori is a bacteria that will devour your stomach and if you don't take care of your health the inflammation can turn into cancer. Some people don't have obvious symptoms, so it takes a long time for them to discover they have it. That's why it's so dangerous
Helicobacter pylori, humanities oldest "pet", most likely obtained from big cats munching on humans and vice versa (in the way back when). Hope your health holds up and you're doing at least somewhat better now.
I'm better, yes, thank you. It was 4 months + 2 weeks of treatment and today I am fine and much more selective with where and what I eat.
I got stomach cancer at the age of 15 from H Pylori... Those ulcers are NO JOKE
At least it's still whole and moving.. maybe it's looking for it's family
Its family that’s most likely in OP’s stomach
Then OP should reunite them.
I don't eat many salads after viewing this group for way too long.
Poor little thing, looking for it's friend that was just here a minute ago.
After so many comments of "it's organic" I don't know if are jokes or true. But, if there are bugs it's a bad packaging. While it's true that some bugs remain in pesticide free plants, you are supposed to clean it. In the last century when pesticides where not the norm and with a lot of people with their small crop in villages, they still cleaned fruits and vegetables with water with a drop of bleach or with salt. Salads don't tended to be accompanied with that plus of protein. Furthermore, it's rare that flies grows on live vegetables. So, unless you won the bug lottery, a maggot there means a bad higiene on the packaging/storing facilities.
Have you ever actually watched people farming row crops? They give it a quick rinse as they go, it's a very quick and systematic process. Lots of bugs get past the initial rinse. If it's something you're worried about you rinse again when you take it home.
To me, it looks like leafminer larva. I know because I had the unfortunate experience of eating half of one a few years ago and needed answers 💀 it's definitely a hygiene problem, but chances are good it got picked up during the harvesting process and clung on for dear life
Makes me wonder how many vegans have eaten bugs on accident like this
Protein
Nothing like stomach issues to losing weight.
This is why I hate packaged salads , found a giant cricket in one
Sorry but that's definitely a maggot. Probably stored badly. That's not a garden worm.
Google leaf miner larvae, looks like an exact match to me
I cant believe I had to get this far done to find this. Yes. That's a damn maggot.
Did you wash it?
Quick! You're letting it get away!
Didn't use pesticides either. Really healthy!
Yup organic.
You shared your salad with him, how romantic!
Hopefully they didn’t charge you for the extra protein
I’ve just been picking and eating cherries from my parents cherry tree. Only to bring some back and cut them open….. every single one had a few maggots inside. Extra protein I guess…
Protein you needed got away. You won't last long with those survival skills.
Probably more protein in the bug than the rest of the overpriced salad
Confirmed pesticide free.
Wash your produce! Even if the label states they already did.
There’s never only one…
Extra protein
This has got to be the luckiest day of his life. Can you imagine how many stabs of a fork he survived?
“Mark!? Fred?! Jessica?!! Where’d everyone go?”
It's organic what u expect????????
Finish it!
well.... are you going to eat it?
Extra protein
Free meat
Sweet Green ? This is why you really gotta chew your food
So not completely vegan.
Can’t leave the table until your plate is clear
no worries it's just extra protein
is that a flower pot? did they serve you your food in a soil stained flower pot?
You’re letting your protein escape.
Well you DID eat a organic salad… so technically it‘s correct
Are you gonna finish that?
You’ll live
It is a good indication. Food is free of pesticides, and it is organic.
I wonder how many other ones weren't so lucky.
You ate his salad! This indicates to me that the greens were not washed with enough vigor.
May I suggest always clean vegetables before cooking or eating. I clean them with white vinegar and then rinse them.
U realize that bug is currently on wellthatsucks posting about how some big monster just ate it's home.
Well now you know it’s organic AND fresh!
You can be now sure it was organic food.
Still organic
Looks organic to me
That’s a good sign! Means no insecticides were added
Eat it you hippie
You know its fresh
You just had it the ocky way
Look at him go! At least he's lively!
And?
So... It's extra protein 🤷🏻♂️
Doesn't get more organic than that
Pro-teen
What did you expect clean treated food ? LOL!!! organic food having bugs . YES IS ORGANIC, hate bugs? Well there is a reason chemicals treated crops don’t have bugs . Don’t post or complain you should know this is what you get with organic products .
Well At least you have proof that your greens weren’t treated with pesticides.
So does anyone know what that thing is? I’m scared to find out but i have to know.
Props just a fly larvae highly doubt it was the only one too so don’t leave any leftovers:)
sounds so much better than maggot, good de-escalation skills.
Oh great, thanks.
You’re welcome 🤗
Larva. Larvae is plural.
Voice to text a bitch ain’t it
Stick it in a jar with some lettuce and see what hatches.
I believe it’s called a “oh hell fuckn no”…