Benefits of Dandelions
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Dude, Italians have been eating rapini for years. You can see the Nonas in black bent over in a field with a knife and a plastic bag rounding them up. Do not approach the nona with bad intentions they can be vicious. LOL
I drink a tea with milk thistle, fennel, and dandelion root. Good for your liver.
Greeks as well lolDude, Italians have been eating rapini for years. You can see the Nonas in black bent over in a field with a knife and a plastic bag rounding them up. Do not approach the nona with bad intentions they can be vicious. LOL
Rapini and dandelion are different. Both are good for your health.Dude, Italians have been eating rapini for years. You can see the Nonas in black bent over in a field with a knife and a plastic bag rounding them up. Do not approach the nona with bad intentions they can be vicious. LOL
Yes, but I believe the same family and if not let's just say, dogs like to pee on both so be careful. LMAO
No, rapini are same family as broccoli and cabbage. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruciferous_vegetables
Dandelions are part of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteraceae family.
Feels weird to eat a flower but a lot of it these expensive juice blends do have dandelion in them.
Well it is also other animals. Like squirrels saliva or pee left behind on the dandelion or any veggie /plant.
Inet research:
Dandelion greens turn bitter and woody quite quickly, so very early spring is the best time to harvest them. To harvest and eat dandelions, try to clip the small leaves from the plant before the plant flowers.
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