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forestelves

Can someone help me.

forestelves
14 years ago

Bizarre foods has made me relook over whether or not 'Basjoo' musa fruits are edible, because what he is eating in other countries isnÂt eaten in Americans because its consider DOG FOOD or PLAIN SICK in our country because its poor manÂs food and some of the foods he eats comes from poisonous plants and animals. Plus, I havenÂt seen anything he has eaten beside raw privet parts of an animal that I wouldnÂt like to try.

Are the flowers and leaves of the 'Basjoo' musa usable for cooking?

Plus how come plantains are consider edible and the 'Basjoo' musa plants fruits are not.

Plus in order for plantains to be edible they must be cooked like taro roots and leaves.

Plus taro roots are poisonous but they are eaten anyway so how come I canÂt use the 'Basjoo' musa fruit.

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