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Anonymous Sun Jun 26 12:49:13 2016 No.7820453 [Reply] [Original]

Found this outside. Is this safe to eat?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 12:53:50 2016 No.7820472 It's some kind of bramble fruit. It's edible, but it looks underripe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 12:54:52 2016 No.7820477 >>7820453 that's a raspberry. youll die if youre allergic, otherwise it's fine.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:02:11 2016 No.7820499 Surely you jest?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:03:15 2016 No.7820502 >>7820453 That, good sir, is a raspberry They're filled with chemicals that are among the top ten most dangerous and toxic non-synthetic poisons, including cyanide and even VX. Do not eat that raspberry.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:04:24 2016 No.7820509 yolo

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:10:56 2016 No.7820529 >>7820472 >>7820477 What are the chances of worms being inside?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:12:37 2016 No.7820538 >>7820529 There's a 100% chance that there could be worms inside

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:18:50 2016 No.7820551 >>7820529 Eat 10 and get us an average

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:25:28 2016 No.7820571 All compound berries (rasperries, blackberries, marionberries, thimbleberries, cloudberries, creeping raspberries, salmon berries, and any others) are edible. So if you're stuck in the woods somewhere and see some, eat up!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:26:02 2016 No.7820572 >>7820529 Just let them soak in a bowl of cold water for an hour. The bugs will drop out of them.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:43:51 2016 No.7820637 >>7820453 where the fuck do you come from? its a fucking raspberry

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:46:40 2016 No.7820647 >>7820572 Gross

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:48:56 2016 No.7820656 File: 266 KB, 905x881, displeased cat.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7820572 Who would want to eat a berry that has had worms inside it?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:59:24 2016 No.7820687 >>7820656 Ikr

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:25:38 2016 No.7821744 >>7820656 i would, theres no more bugs inside so. Hell i would eat them if there were bugs inside, extra protein for me

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 06:23:30 2016 No.7823407 >>7820656 Remove self from existence pls.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 07:12:03 2016 No.7823456 >>7820453 It's a mulberry you mongggg

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 07:27:39 2016 No.7823466 >>7820509 underrated post

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 08:05:06 2016 No.7823517 >>7820529 Your stomach acids will probably kill the worms

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 08:26:04 2016 No.7823551 File: 76 KB, 500x500, 1445168830148.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7820656 >not getting the joke

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 08:48:04 2016 No.7823583 >>7820529 About 1 worm in 100 berries. They're about 3mm long, just check inside the base of the berry. The berries are edible when mostly black but I like them with a couple red nodes left.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 11:34:45 2016 No.7823883 >Raspberry worms Am I being memed? I'm about to harvest a lot of Raspberries and wondering how to de-worm them.

>>	Curses Mon Jun 27 18:55:57 2016 No.7825172 >>7820572 But then you have relatively flavourless berries.