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Ok, Lactarius milk would actually make a terrible, sticky shower. But they are delicious! Not all milk caps are good for eating, but you can taste the milk from any of them safely. Some is mild or “mushroomy,” some hot like wasabi (those are the ones you don’t want to eat!). There were tons of these big beautiful caps of L. corrugis on my stroll last evening, so I brought a few home for dinner (after playing with my food a little). 🌿🌿🌿 As always, make sure you are 100% sure about ID and edibi

Here is some satisfying mushroom ASMR of tapping and slicing the Golden Milk Cap (Lactarius alnicola). This is a mycorrhizal species that grows under Live Oak during fall and winter here in California. It is non-toxic, but unpalatable due to having a bitter, spicy, and acrid flavor. Like other milk caps these exude a white sticky latex when young to deter predators from eat them before the spores have a chance to mature. These mushrooms are extremely common, with hundreds of fruiting around the

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