What part of the philodendron is poisonous to dogs? All parts of the philodendron contain the calcium oxalate crystals that can cause distress to your pet. Calcium oxalate is a calcium salt made of oxalic acid which generates irritation and then numbness in the tissues it comes into contact with. Is a philodendron plant poisonous … Read more
What kinds of lettuce can rabbits eat? Some lettuce is ‘worse’ than others – light-coloured varieties are high in water and have very little nutritional value, so are not recommended. You can feed darker, more leafy and fibrous varieties (e.g. romaine lettuce) to your rabbit, as these are higher in fibre and actual nutrients. What … Read more
Can you reuse loose leaf tea the next day? Overall, teas (especially loose leaf teas) have a strong flavor that does not just disappear after the first steep, so throwing it away directly may be a waste. But remember though – generally, only reuse the teas for a day, and drinking overnight teas isn’t good … Read more
Do gold leaves have taste? What does edible gold taste like? All available varieties, from crumbs and powder to flakes and culinary gold leaf, have no taste. They are biologically inert, odorless and undetectable to the palate. Is it OK to eat gold leaf? Gold is a particularly non-reactive element and is not absorbed during … Read more
Is gold leaf actually gold? Real, yellow gold leaf is approximately 91.7% pure (i.e. 22-karat) gold. Silver-colored white gold is about 50% pure gold. Layering gold leaf over a surface is called gold leafing or gilding. Traditional water gilding is the most difficult and highly regarded form of gold leafing. Is real gold leaf expensive? … Read more
What tastes similar to bay leaves? The best bay leaf substitute? Dried oregano or thyme. These herbs add a hint of complexity to round out the flavor of whatever you’re cooking. Oregano has more of an Italian vibe than thyme, which is more versatile for other types of cuisines. What do bay leaves do to … Read more