Question: are wasps poisonous to eat?
Answer: Dead bees and wasps, however, pose far less risk. The 'stinger' might cause an abrasion in the mouth or elsewhere, but the venom would not likely present a problem. Venom is forcibly ejected by the contraction of muscles around the venom sac. ... The 'end' result of ingesting a wasp or bee is usually unremarkable.