A tiny mite that feeds on flour and grain products, sometimes found in stored foods.
From Greek 'aleuron' (flour) + 'bios' (life), literally 'flour-living creature,' describing mites that live in and feed on flour and grain.
Aleurobius mites are so small you can't see them, but they're actually a sign your flour is old or stored improperly—our ancestors had to deal with these pesky grain-eaters long before refrigeration!
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