southsamurai - 5monI just looked it up because the joke answer, while perfect, isn't very useful to a genuine question. Apparently it is safe to eat, but lacks any significant flavor, so it isn't eaten much. 3
the_artic_one @programming.dev - 5monI don't really get why they called it "helvelloides" it doesn't really look like an elfin saddle (genus Helvella) to me. 1
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Guepinia helvelloides - Apricot Jelly
https://i.imgur.com/CbwghyF.jpegThey're like a real life version of Willy Wonka's edible buttercups
Is it edible?
I just looked it up because the joke answer, while perfect, isn't very useful to a genuine question.
Apparently it is safe to eat, but lacks any significant flavor, so it isn't eaten much.
Maybe with some apricot jelly
At least once
Edible, but not really worth it. I imagine if you had enough you could candy them.
I don't really get why they called it "helvelloides" it doesn't really look like an elfin saddle (genus Helvella) to me.