How to preserve edible flowers for your consumption 

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If you are interested in learning about some of the common edible flowers around; then you might want to read through this detailed article about flowers that are edible. Not all flowers or parts of the plant are palatable; this is why you want to take note of the flowers that are edible and the ones that are not.

Eating Flowers Safely: Recommendation

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We don’t recommend you to consume edible flowers if you have asthma or other allergies. We also recommend that you follow good hygienic practices when handling and preparing these edible flowers.  

How to Store Edible Flowers

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Once harvested, wash the flowers and spread them out on a tray to dry. You can also coat the petals of the flowers with egg white and sprinkle sugar on them and leave to dry. 

Where to Buy Edible Flowers

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Edible flowers can be purchased both online and offline. You can find them to buy at your local florist or vegetable store. 

9 Common Edible Flowers

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1. Hibiscus 2. Lavender 3. Borage (Star Flower) 4. Rose 5. Pansy 6. Honeysuckle 7. Dandelion 8. Purslane 9. Chamomile

3 Fruit Flowers and 3 Herb Flowers you can eat  

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Fruit Flowers:  1. Marigolds 2. Daylily 3. Alliums Herb Flowers: 1. Basil 2. Fennel 3. Thyme

How to Prepare Edible Flowers

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These flowers can be prepared by removing the stamen and pistil. They can then be added to your beverage or salad to improve the taste and appearance. 

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