Encephalitozoonosis is an infection caused by the parasite Encephalitozoon cuniculi. It is well known in the rabbit community, and is also known to occasionally infect mice, guinea pigs, hamsters, dogs, cats, primates, and even immune compromised humans (e.g., those with HIV or cancer).
As far as I know all frozen strawberries are mushy once you thaw them. I don't really think there is a way to have them not be mushy.On the plus side, they are still good for sauces, smoothies, etc. They taste good too, they just aren't that pretty. I like to eat strawberries straight from the freezer, it's especially good on a hot summer day.s far as I know all frozen strawberries are mushy once you thaw them. I don't really think there is a way to have them not be mushy.
Yes, wash them, but wait to wash them until you're ready to eat them. Water breaksdown strawberries pretty quickly. Yes, you should wash all fresh produce to remove any contaminants. To keep the berries from turning mushy, rinse them in a colandar so the excess water drains out. After rinsing dry them off right away with a soft absorbent cloth or paper towel. Or else you can take a damp paper towel and just wipe them.