Why I eat acorns nut 🌰 It’s difficult to encompass how many wins come from foraging for acorns. The first that comes to mind is that it is incredibly sustainable. Where many foods we buy from the grocery store require large amounts of fossil fuels to grow, process, and transport, acorns offer us an alternative. This wild food is local, abundant, and nutritious! In mast years oaks drop more acorns than wildlife are able to deal with. A forager can gather these acorns from oaks and process them i
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Why I eat acorns nut 🌰 It’s difficult to encompass how many wins come from foraging for acorns. The first that comes to mind is that it is incredibly sustainable. Where many foods we buy from the grocery store require large amounts of fossil fuels to grow, process, and transport, acorns offer us an alternative. This wild food is local, abundant, and nutritious! In mast years oaks drop more acorns than wildlife are able to deal with. A forager can gather these acorns from oaks and process them i
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This trick makes acorns edible and delicious! The reason many people believe that acorns are poisonous, bitter, and astringent is that the raw nuts contain tannins. If you try to eat a nut raw, you’ll likely experience dry mouth very quickly and spit them out. Consumed in excess long term, tannins are not good for you, they’re known as an “anti-nutrient”, binding to other nutrients in your body, stopping you from being able to absorb them. (Tannins in small amounts are perfectly fine though. The
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This trick makes acorns edible and delicious! The reason many people believe that acorns are poisonous, bitter, and astringent is that the raw nuts contain tannins. If you try to eat a nut raw, you’ll likely experience dry mouth very quickly and spit them out. Consumed in excess long term, tannins are not good for you, they’re known as an “anti-nutrient”, binding to other nutrients in your body, stopping you from being able to absorb them. (Tannins in small amounts are perfectly fine though. The
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How to Eat Acorns: Boil and Remove Tannins for Safe Eating
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How to Eat Acorns: Boil and Remove Tannins for Safe Eating
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Part 6 | Are you going to try this now? Many believe acorns are poisonous, bitter, and astringent because the raw nuts contain tannins. If you try to eat a nut raw, you’ll likely experience dry mouth quickly and spit them out. Consumed in excess long term, tannins are not good for you. They’re known as an “anti-nutrient,” binding to other nutrients in your body, stopping you from being able to absorb them. (Various tannins in small amounts are perfectly fine, though. They are found in many produ
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Part 6 | Are you going to try this now? Many believe acorns are poisonous, bitter, and astringent because the raw nuts contain tannins. If you try to eat a nut raw, you’ll likely experience dry mouth quickly and spit them out. Consumed in excess long term, tannins are not good for you. They’re known as an “anti-nutrient,” binding to other nutrients in your body, stopping you from being able to absorb them. (Various tannins in small amounts are perfectly fine, though. They are found in many produ
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Are you going to try this now? Many believe acorns are poisonous, bitter, and astringent because the raw nuts contain tannins. If you try to eat a nut raw, you’ll likely experience dry mouth quickly and spit them out. Consumed in excess long term, tannins are not good for you. They’re known as an “anti-nutrient,” binding to other nutrients in your body, stopping you from being able to absorb them. (Various tannins in small amounts are perfectly fine, though. They are found in many products we co
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How to keep ACORNS from spoiling (Part of processing for FOOD!) I want to emphasize that you don’t *need* to have a dehydrator for drying acorns, but if you do have one they are quite helpful. The most important things are: 1. Spread them out into a single layer 2. Put them in an area with good air flow With that, you should have acorns that do not spoil on you. Keep in mind that some acorn species are more difficult to dry than others. Depending on species, size, and other conditions, it can ta
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How to crack ACORNS (for food) FASTER! I remember the days of cracking acorns one-by-one with a hammer. My back would be hunched over for hours and progress would be very slow! The dread that I had for cracking ended up with me processing less acorns and thus eating less acorns! (A tragedy, no doubt.) When I first read the entry on cracking acorns in Sam Thayer’s Nature’s Garden, it was a complete game changer for me. I applied the recommendations that he made and my efficiency with cracking nut
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Acorns! This will be a multipart series where I teach you how to hunt, process, and eat acorns! An amazing staple food for many civilizations around the world, acorns are one of many foods that I would consider to be staple. A staple food that is one that is easy to store all winter, high in calories and nutrients and can be used as a base for many meals. Our equivalent is wheat flour. The problem with wheat is that it takes a lot to grow, process, ship, and consume. A lot of energy, oil, and la
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