Can you eat from a bag of cherries if notice one or two with white mold on them but discard those the mold?

It is generally not recommended to eat cherries from a bag if you notice any of them have white mold, even if you discard the affected ones. Mold can spread quickly, and it is possible that other cherries in the bag may also be contaminated even if they do not show visible signs of mold. Even a small amount of mold can produce toxins that can be harmful if consumed. Additionally, the presence of mold on some of the cherries may mean that the storage conditions were not ideal and that the cherries may not be of the best quality.

If you are concerned about food safety, it's usually better to err on the side of caution and discard the entire bag of cherries if you notice any mold on any of them.