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#336237 - 01/10/21 05:34 PM The edible Christmas Tree
Qui-gon Grin Elf VP Registered: 01/10/09 Posts: 1866 Loc: Third rock from Sol	Hello all, I don't normally come to this portion of the website, but I came across this article and thought you would all find it interesting. The title is a bit deceptive, but that's what gets you to read the article, as you don't really eat the tree but use it for seasoning. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovatio...o-it-180976652/ _________________________
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#337674 - 06/21/21 08:09 AM Re: The edible Christmas Tree [Re: Qui-gon Grin]
JerseyVike Santa's Helper Registered: 02/14/01 Posts: 9379 Loc: Jersey Shore	Doesn't sound too appetizing, but I sure we've eaten weirder ingrediencies in processed foods. _________________________ Stan
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