What food do wild mushrooms eat?

Wild mushrooms are mixed with the following foods:

1, wild mushrooms can't be eaten with seafood. Eating wild mushrooms is also not suitable for spicy and cold food. Don't eat wild mushrooms with other kinds of wild mushrooms, because different wild mushrooms are easy to react when mixed together.

2. Don't eat cold food when cooking. Although some wild mushrooms are nontoxic, their components will react with ethanol to produce toxins and lead to poisoning. Don't drink alcohol when eating wild mushrooms.

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In order to ensure the food and life safety of the broad masses of people, the US Food and Drug Administration of Yunnan Province issued a warning notice on the safety of edible wild mushrooms, asking the public not to pick and buy unfamiliar or difficult-to-identify wild mushrooms, overripe and moldy wild mushrooms, and not to drink alcohol when eating wild mushrooms. ?

The announcement pointed out that summer coincided with the centralized listing of all kinds of wild mushrooms, and the province entered a period of high incidence of food poisoning caused by eating wild mushrooms. In order to effectively curb and prevent mass food poisoning incidents caused by eating poisonous wild mushrooms, all catering service units should strictly control the procurement and processing of wild mushrooms and keep samples for future reference to ensure the food safety of consumers.

Don't choose and buy unfamiliar or young fungi, which are difficult to identify, too mature and moldy. ?

The announcement requires: don't eat cold food when cooking. Although some wild mushrooms are nontoxic, their components will react with ethanol to produce toxins and lead to poisoning. Don't drink alcohol when eating wild mushrooms.

It is forbidden to process and eat wild mushrooms in school canteens, collective canteens, weddings and funerals, large-scale meetings and other group dinners to prevent mass food poisoning incidents. ?

The provincial US Food and Drug Administration reminds the public that once they have symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, irritability and hallucinations within 48 hours after eating wild mushrooms, they should seek medical treatment as soon as possible, and medical institutions should report the situation to relevant departments in a timely manner as required.

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