While the discovery can be shocking, insects laying eggs on leafy produce is more common than many people realize. Certain insects naturally deposit their eggs on the undersides of leaves, including those used in salads. In most cases, accidental contact—or even accidental ingestion—is not considered harmful. Still, encountering something like this understandably raises concern. More often than not, it points to insufficient washing or inspection rather than a serious health risk.
She Thought It Was Quinoa—Until a Closer Look Revealed Something Unexpected
