Is there anything mushrooms can't do?

Is there anything mushrooms can't do?

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Food, immune system bolster, medicine, beer, building material, and now leather.

mushrooms are the best
they would man's best friend if we could have plant friends.

The resulting product looks like a tanned ballsack.

It's supposed to appeal to engineers.

I've always been curious about people eating mushrooms. Here in Spain (at least in Catalonia where I live) we eat a lot of mushrooms, usually with meat or egg, is this a common practice in western cuisines?

don't know, but mushrooms can make almost anything better and have a high protein/calory ratio so I always try to include them in my meals

KEK

I dont think we have a huge mushroom eating culture here (mostly because it seems that Americans only eat the standard common white mushroom). But otherwise, meat/shroom omlettes are a thing

It is common in many countries. The French love truffles. Germans and Brits also eat mushrooms.

However in the Nordic countries you had a period where yo should not eat too many mushrooms since they concentrated (heavy) metals from the soil, specifically radioisotopes after Chernobyl went boom.

>A 100% biodegradable vegetal leather, extracted from mushroom caps and “tanned” using chemical-free methods.
>chemical-free methods
someone explain this

burger here
love mushrooms, everyone i know likes mushrooms