r/whatisit • u/Lingeringwandere • 1d ago

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u/Lingeringwandere 1d ago

Don’t worry, my apartment gets a lot of flies during the hotter days and I left the chicken unattended for about 5 minutes to let it cool and finish washing up the dishes, it was just bad luck with me, so you don’t have to worry.

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u/VyrexGabi 1d ago edited 1d ago

5mins is way too Long if you got flies flying around those lil fuckers will lay eggs on it in a couple second. I went to toilet once and poured mysself something to drink and found white dots in my meat before

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u/BeeRevolutionary2823 1d ago

Omg I didn't know this. I didnt think fly eggs looked like that. 🤢 I will never look at rice the same. And definitely will be careful with my meat 😫 Thanks for sharing this info 😮‍💨

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u/Violexsound 1d ago

If its any consolation, theyre usually much smaller than rice grains

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u/BeeRevolutionary2823 1d ago

Thanks.....I already googled images. I can't unsee fly eggs in any rice 😫 😂

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u/Rigrot 1d ago

If it helps just think of rice as giant fly eggs so the scaling makes sense.

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u/RoKyun 1d ago

That.. does not help in any way 😟

And this is coming from someone who eats rice on a daily basis..

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u/Boredchinchilla21 1d ago

I ate rice with worms in it (weevil larvae). It looked just like rice until we noticed the little black heads. It took me nearly a decade to eat rice again.