Do Fig Newtons contain wasp eggs? - figs contain
No, where did you hear that?
It is true that fruits and vegetables contain traces of insect fragments, there are currently laws on the number of insects per unit volume can of food.
I suppose if it is a pest that attacks the figs and pests to maintain a predator wasp parasitoid cookie and mulch, then it is possible that these are the usual things that appear in the ingredient list ... .. .. and most of the rumors about something, everything is speculation, and is usually not the facts!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Figs Contain Do Fig Newtons Contain Wasp Eggs?
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Not if you accidentally while cooking
Warning urban legend! Sorry, but that does not mean that FDA has approved some pollutants entomological or biscuits.
In the following link to find about anything you want about wasps and figs.
In summary, the fig wasps in figure found unfit for caprifigs Fig Newtons and are of edible figs, which are structurally different flower possible, so we fig wasps lay eggs.
yes
I hope not. I doubt, but sounds like an urban legend to me.
no.
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