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RE: How to make acorns edible! A step by step of the hot-leaching process

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i am jealous, found out yesterday you do not have to leach chestnuts.

i have yet to work with them but i may end up preferring living close to chestnuts rather than acorns.

how is the wood of castagne? do you use it to heat?

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        Yes, it’s a big advantage! They taste sweet.
        If you want to produce a flour of them then it is for a long run.
        We use wood of chestnuts for heating but it’s not the most valued.

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              excited to try it out. thanks!

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