|Articles|August 8, 2019

Eat elderberry…flowers

Fun Fact! If you’re foraging for elderberries, don’t ignore the flowers. The flower clusters can be dipped in batter and fried, though the petals are perfectly safe to eat raw. One can even use the petals to make a tea.

If you’re foraging for elderberries, don’t ignore the flowers. The flower clusters can be dipped in batter and fried, though the petals are perfectly safe to eat raw. One can even use the petals to make a tea.


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