Wild Food from Finland
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This document discusses wild foods that can be found and eaten in Finland. It lists various wild foods including water, herbs, berries, mushrooms like chaga, fish, seafood, game, insects, roots, nuts, seeds, flowers, tree foods, seaweed like bladderwrack, and lichens like Icelandic moss. It also mentions a Food Park in Pori, Finland where wilderness meets civilization and provides a website for wild food education.
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Wild Food from Finland
- 1. Wild Food from Finland Ikaalinen 26.3.
- 2. Wild Foods
- 3. Sus scrofa
- 9. Paleo diet Eating more like humans ate until virtually yesterday.
- 12. Wild water
- 13. Wild herbs
- 14. Wild berries
- 15. Wild mushrooms Pakurikääpä - Chaga
- 16. Wild fish & seafood
- 17. Wild game
- 18. Wild insects
- 19. Wild roots
- 20. Wild nuts & seeds
- 22. Wild tree foods
- 23. Wild seaweed Rakkolevä - Bladderwrack
- 24. Wild edible lichens Isohirvenjäkälä – Icelandic moss
- 25. Where wilderness meets civilization Food Park – Pori, Finland