Edible soil

Chocolate Dirt.: Chocolate dirt or edible soil, it doesn't matter what you call it, just know that it's delicious! Not just your average crumb, chocolate dirt gives a lovely crunch and different texture to what can be a pretty pedestrian dessert. Use it to make pot …

A rose by any other name, right? Chocolate 'soil' just means chocolate crumble, but this nickname comes from its use as the 'ground' for many desserts. Sprinkle on a plate and top it with anything from panna cotta to a scoop of your favourite ice cream.

This chocolate dirt or chocolate soil is easy to make. Grainy chocolate dirt/ chocolate soil does resemble real dirt, once the mix is done and baked.

As consumer interest in mushrooms grows, CEA technology has made year-round indoor specialty production a viable opportunity.

Dig deep for some edible, dirt-loving fun! Children will eat up this delicious activity that uses food with layers to bring about learning.

Discover the varying types of soil and their particle sizes in this helpful guide for finding the best plants for shallow soil. Explore more plant tips and tricks on our page.

Teach kids about the layers of soil and make a delicious cake by using different textures as the layers of the soil! Hands-on science!

The best fertilizer comes from a combination of organic material, including livestock manure.

It may be time to bid goodbye to peat moss in the garden and in pots, according to gardener and soil tester Lee Reich, because the way it's harvested is unsustainable.

Check out this yummy way to learn the layers of the Earth!