Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Eat it and let's us know. If you don't make further comment we will know it wasn't safe.
That's what I love about Charlton Life. You can go to sleep reading about how old your counterpart is that you first had sex with, and wake up to a query about a mushroom
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Might give you the trots though
Definitely give you the trots if it goes yellow when scraped, otherwise looks like a field mushroom. I collect mushrooms and just make sure i know the deadly ones and stick to the ones i can positively identify. Smell of iodine is a good clue to avoiding.
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Serious question, why take the risk? What could the possible pay-off be for potentially poisoning yourself?
Hence the question. What's wrong with eating something perfectly fine, found growing in the free. Or are we living in a world where we rather prefer to pop down to the local supermarket, spending our money on mass produced stuff?
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
Auckland, NZ
Would still say its safe to eat field mushroom mate.
Forgive me if I'm missing something, but isn't there a fundamental flaw in asking a forum where the majority of contributors live in England about the culinary safety of a fungus growing in New Zealand?
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
Auckland, NZ
Would still say its safe to eat field mushroom mate.
Might give it a go. If all goes well, I'll know the outcome of the Bury game
Genuine question. Wifey found this by the lake yesterday. Safe to eat without getting sick/going cuckoo? Can't seem to find a mushroom online which looks like this one. Approx 4 inch diameter.
Where is the lake?
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
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Or better still, get your wife to do it.
how you get on??
I would have said it was a horse mushroom and safe to eat
Sainsburys is where I pick mushrooms
Well worth every bit of the heart attack.
What's wrong with eating something perfectly fine, found growing in the free. Or are we living in a world where we rather prefer to pop down to the local supermarket, spending our money on mass produced stuff?