Witches’ Butter. February 11, 2013February 8, 2022 / Michael Griffiths Sunrise 07.33am Sunset: 05.15 pm Share this:TweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
I found some Witches’ Butter and I posted it, but I also gave you credit and put a link to your blog. I hope that’s okay. http://evalightfootphotos.wordpress.com/2013/02/11/witches-butter/ Thank you for teaching me something new!!! LikeLike Reply
Someone asked me if you could eat it, so I looked it up. This was interesting. http://www.ediblewildfood.com/blog/2012/10/witchs-butter-edible-fungi/ LikeLike Reply
You need to be really careful about eating fungi; it’s best to leave it alone, unless you are a fungi expert. LikeLike
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Learning something new everyday. Thanks for this, Alex. Is it edible?
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Some say it is edible, it’s scientific name translates to ‘trembling intestine’. 😦
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Wow, thank you for the lesson!!
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I found some Witches’ Butter and I posted it, but I also gave you credit and put a link to your blog. I hope that’s okay. http://evalightfootphotos.wordpress.com/2013/02/11/witches-butter/ Thank you for teaching me something new!!!
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Thanks, Eva. 🙂
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Thank you!!
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Interesting. Is it plant or animal. It sort of looks like a slug.
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Someone asked me if you could eat it, so I looked it up. This was interesting.
http://www.ediblewildfood.com/blog/2012/10/witchs-butter-edible-fungi/
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You need to be really careful about eating fungi; it’s best to leave it alone, unless you are a fungi expert.
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It’s a fungus, Maralee.
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One butter I shall give a miss.
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Very wise, Alex.
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