Can you eat wood sorrel seed pods? Unpacking the Safety and Nutrition of This Wild Treat
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The entire wood sorrel plant, including its leaves, flowers, and even the immature green seed pods, is edible and is known for its distinct, lemony-sour flavor. Foragers often refer to the popping action of the seed pods as 'Nature's Skittles'. This guide explores the details of whether **can you eat wood sorrel seed pods**, how to do so safely, and what nutritional benefits they offer.
