Are trees edible? sure have a lot of fiber

interest intensifies. pls elaborate

Lapacho bark makes for some gud tea.

artificial strawberry flavor, like in ice cream or so, is made from tree bark

You never heard of cinnamon, faggot?

then whys it not called natural flavor

thats just one example

If you peel the bark off of most trees the white layer directly under it can be shaved off and eaten as is or fried, this kills the tree though and should only be done in a survival situation

In a very long term survival situation this is double good because the dead trees will double as fire wood the next year

lignin is toxic, I believe,

it's better at cooking-food than being-food

Aspirin comes from willows. The bark I think.

And beaver anal glands.

youtube.com/watch?v=rmyT0pcrywA

oh, yes, it is. my bad.

From the movie Soul Kitchen:
>Recently fired from his job at a more upscale restaurant after refusing to honor a customer’s order for hot gazpacho, Shayn is not above spiking desserts with an aphrodisiac made from Honduran tree bark. The scene in Fatih Akin’s sweet slapstick farce, “Soul Kitchen” (named after the restaurant), in which the patrons go orgiastically berserk while under the bark’s influence, isn’t laugh-out-loud-funny so much as warmly amusing.

What?

the ugly truth about cinnamon: it's a fucking tree.

literally sawdust spice.

Whys that an ugly truth tho

Shhh. Don't tell him where every other spice comes from

Yep. They use it to simulate vanilla. Most vanilla ice cream has it.