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10708970 No.10708970[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

are these real hot dog?
how can that be even posible?

>> No.10708971

>>10708970
you're cute, anon

>> No.10708979

>>10708970
Hot dog plants grow wild all over North America.

>> No.10708983

>>10708970

you should see the hamburger trees

>> No.10708984

>>10708970
those are made of plant fuzz that expand massively if you fuck with them

t. guy that ripped one the fuck open once

>> No.10708987

why is it called a cattail when it very clearly resembles a hot dog

>> No.10708999
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10708999

>mfw thinking about OP working up the courage to talk to me

>> No.10709002

>>10708984
did he died?

>> No.10709068

>>10708970
Roots are edible.
t. guy who ate them before

>> No.10709721

>>10709068
and young stems, too

>> No.10709756

>>10708970
t. 15 year old boomer thats never seen hot dog plants before

>> No.10709774

>>10708970
I remember I got drunk and tried to eat those once. I don't remember what they tasted like, but it wasn't hot dogs.

>> No.10709782
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10709782

>>10708970
>another dumb post in the catalog

Jannies are all over it today. I guess school is out now.

>> No.10709799

Goose court

>> No.10709820

>>10708970
>>10709756
>>10709774
very nice, reddit humour.

>> No.10709825

>>10709068
>>10709721
The young still green tails are edible. The pollen is edible. The emerging shoots are edible. The hearts of the 2 feet long stems are edible. The starchy parts of the roots are edible. I prefer the pollen, the green tails, and hearts. Using the roots is WAY too much work. The hearts go well on burgers. The tails go well in stir fry. The pollen goes well in baked goods (sift the insects out first!)

The leaves are good for weaving, but shrink and become shitty as they dry. The mature tails that have not started to fluff out are good for making torches. The fluff is good for insulation for clothing and stuffing for pillows, with good short term results.

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10709830

Give corndog pls

>> No.10710031

>>10708984
Wow, no one knew that!! You're the first one to ever do that

>> No.10710094

>>10710031
Thats some incel level of passive aggressiveness