Cherry fruit flies and juicing cherries

[Wasatch Rebel]

So, if I use my steamer juicer on my unsprayed cherries, will I get worm juice from the cherry fruit fly larva in my juice?

[LEVE]

...extra protein...

[Highlandsunrise]

Yummy!!!

[signseeker]

That would be larva juice. Totally different.

[Earthling]

Whatever you want to call it the bottom line is it sounds disgusting. :yikes:

[signseeker]

Food snobs don't know the difference if you don't tell them. :laugh:

[Earthling]

oh yes we do . . . it's like being a fine wine taster . . . you pick up every nuance of flavor. :thumbsup: While in the wine country of France, I had to help pick out wine (for cooking of course) - they were amazed at how good I was at it. Of course, I didn't swallow . . . :l0 (46):

[signseeker]

Yeah well, when I'm in soup country in the land of Wal-Mart I can tell campbell's cream of chicken from that nasty generic stuff. People are amazed. No, really.

[Earthling]

thanks for the hot tip about the soup - I'll stay away from generic. I go to France to see my daughter/SIL/4 grandchildren. I hope to go next year - haven't even seen the last two kids yet! :shocked: What do you do with a girl who marries a Frenchman? actually - he is a good guy - even is a Mormon which is rare.

[signseeker]

My sister married a Swede. We're in the same boat. :thumbdown:

[LarnaE]

So, if I use my steamer juicer on my unsprayed cherries, will I get worm juice from the cherry fruit fly larva in my juice?

We tried to make juice with wormy cherries. We pitted them and them examined them closely and removed the worms, some of them are very tiny. The problem was that after hours of removing worms, nobody wanted to drink the juice. I think my mom still has some juice in the basement with labels on it from the 80's. LOL!