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Can I eat wild garlic flowers?

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venator | 15:27 Thu 12th Apr 2012 | Food & Drink
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Just been picking the flowers out of my wild garlic, or ramsons patch, as I think the leaves go tough once they've flowered.

They look nice & smell garlicky, and I fancy dressing a curry with some - does anyone know whether I'll survive?
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Eat it, lets us know. If we don't hear from you....!!

I think you're safe to eat them.
15:29 Thu 12th Apr 2012
Avatar Image mccfluff
yes you can
15:40 Thu 12th Apr 2012
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You can put them in salad.
15:41 Thu 12th Apr 2012
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Hi ummmm - I etummmm and they're yummmm!
17:17 Tue 17th Apr 2012

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