Justfolk

Justfolk club

Posted: 25 May 2023


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Bog myrtle

Bog myrtle
Bog myrtle, Myrica gale, is good for nothing but good looks. But folklore has it that the Norse used it for hallucinogenic pleasure. They didn't know what is known now -- that the compounds that get you off are also carcinogenic. Not worth the buzz.

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 Frode
Frode club
We still use it for flavouring liquor :-)
3.4 years ago.
Justfolk club has replied to Frode club
What is the flavour like?
3.4 years ago.
 Frode
Frode club
Aromatic and bitter. If you use too much, it taste soap.
3.4 years ago.
 Justfolk
Justfolk club
Sounds good, but I'm taking your word for it. The idea that some parts have carcinogens has me spooked. :)
3.4 years ago.

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