@feralforaging: Welcome to the Acorn Series! This is Part 1 of many. (At the end of this comment, you can find more details on taking part in the series) When I first pictured foraging, it was always IN the woods. However, over the years, I realized that finding large amounts of food, like acorns, can be challenging because of limited sunlight and resources. We are in luck, though, because oak trees are often preserved in cityscapes, yards, and other open areas where they will drop acorns in abundance! In the right spot, I can harvest enough acorns to last me for a very long time in under half an hour! I'm so excited that you are interested in learning about using acorns as food. We have prepared a ton of videos for you to learn about acorns! You are welcome to join us in our foraging Discord community to discuss all things acorn foraging (link in channel) If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them below! What are you most looking forward to learning with the Acorn Series? #acornseries #acorns #wildfoodlove #foraging #oak #quercus #survival #survivalfood #wildfood #foragingtiktok
Feral Foraging
Region: US
Thursday 05 October 2023 18:33:46 GMT
Music
Download
Comments
Addypk :
Are all types of Acorns save for human consumption??
2023-10-05 23:15:15
6
I ask questions&forage🐟🍄🌎 :
Are there any chances that area near the acorn tree might be treated with pesticides? How do you go about figuring that out?
2023-10-06 01:01:20
4
Ava + Alder Moss :
After moving to GA we found the same thing- don’t look for food in the woods! Disturbed areas have way more biodiversity
2023-10-05 19:29:03
3
jeanfruitbeast :
I still haven't tasted it
2023-10-05 18:38:42
0
Mary :
Can you eat them raw
2023-10-05 18:57:35
0
Libbs :
me @ myself “just go to your grandparents 😏”
2024-07-20 23:34:05
0
mcrizzy.so.rizzy :
Just rob a squirrel
2023-10-07 05:08:00
0
To see more videos from user @feralforaging, please go to the Tikwm
homepage.