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I'm wondering because last night I was thinking about how, to me, garlic is the food of the gods. And I just ate three small cloves of garlic raw.

What a kick to the taste buds.

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[–] HexaSnoot@hexbear.net 13 points 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago) (2 children)

I just watched someone picking any mushroom they can, with an expert to help them know what is and isn't edible and I'm like, "I have to go there(all the way to China) after a rain and pick mushrooms to eat with an expert one day!" And my boyfriend said, "Y'know you can do that anywhere(it rains) right? There are mushroom experts everywhere."

That blew my mind. I thought mushroom hunting was this unreachable dream of mine, but maybe it's more tangible of goal than I thought.

[–] StillNoLeftLeft@hexbear.net 10 points 18 hours ago

You should definitely do that, it's the most amazing non-harmful way to "hunt" and an endless source of dopamine for all the senses.

At least here we have local mushroom clubs/unions, I belong to one. They do a lot of activities and teach others about all things fungi. Always be very very sure you know what it is you are picking and eating, I would start with the safe easy stuff like yellow chantarelles.

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