/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19158003
They get eated by the fig.

>>19158009
the heat of the fig cooks the wasp

the enzymes in the fig dissolve the wasp

>>19158003
The heat of the fig cooks the wasp

>>19158003
cultivated figs don't have them :)

>>19158003
crammed up your ass

>stink bugs are invading the peach tree again
couple years ago this wasnt an issue.

>>19158003
domestic fig trees are cuttings grown from other trees and don't have wasps pollinate them. Think of them like potatoes or something.

>>19158003
I have never gotten a wasp from the fig trees at my church

>>19158003
big
fig
wasp

>>19158003
Why do you hold it that way?

Now give the donkey a drink of pure wine to wash down the figs!

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>>19158572
Does your god know insects grow in my pome?

>>19158583
I have been also eating my nails lately and I am ashamed.

>>19158583
wdym?
That's literaly me eating the fig

>>19158003
they're already inside you

>>19158003
Those white things are the wasps :/

>>19160516
It just looked weird. I read that not all figs have wasps, some don’t need to pollinate. They also spray to pollinate. I had to research because I love figs.

>>19158696
Don't forget the cheese Anon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ_-JzM-YQg

>>19158003
I read about it recently and the wasps cannot die in the figs we eat. They use wild figs tree together with cultivated and the wasps go into both. The cultivated don't have the same structure in the flower, so the wasps just fucks off and pollinates it in the process. It then proceeds to die I'm the wild fig flower like a fegget, keeping the figs you eat clean from ze bugs.

>>19158003
they rip you off nowadays, they used to be like 5% wasp but they kept reducing it over time.

>>19162437
That’s how Swiss is made

>>19160516
fucking kek

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