Eating acorns

Acorns are an abundant wild food source around the world, and a single tree can produce more than 2,000 pounds of nuts. Rich in calories and micronutrients, eating acorns was once a part of life

Acorns are more than just squirrel food- humans have been harvesting them and eating them since the beginning! Here's how to harvest acorns.

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Acorns are the nuts that are grown on oak (Quercus) trees. There are more than 300 varieties of oak trees and all of them produce acorns that are harvested for eating in the fall. White oaks can produce anywhere from four bushels to nearly a ton of acorns every year.

Most people do not realize that the millions of acorns that fall every Autumn in the Northern Hemisphere are very nutritious and good to eat! In fact, of

Acorns aren’t trash, even though so many people today treat them like unwanted garbage. These nuts are actually edible, and once processed, provide a valuable food source.

Yes, you can eat acorns. Here's everything you need to know: When to collect, what kind are best, and how to leach out the bitterness.

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Acorns are everywhere in the fall. You don’t want to miss a free harvest, so let’s talk about how to harvest and process acorns.

Want to process acorns to eat? In this step-by-step guide I will show you how to make acorn flour which can be used in bread, pancakes, and more!