You wait until it ripens, it will open up and you can eat the seeds or make pesto.
EstherHazy on
Pine tree acorns
fictionalredhead on
Not any fruit, a pine cone. For decorative purposes and the once it dries, you can eat the pine nuts that come out, but there’s like only a small handful of them.
It’s written there. Translators exist. Google exists.
vignoniana on
The price tag says it, *pinjan käpy*. Mostly used as a Christmas decoration, but you will get small amount of *pinjansiemen* (pine nut) from it too later. Either let them dry in room temperature or put them in a oven for 2-4 hrs in 100 C.
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These are Onix eggs. You can become a Pokemon trainer if you manage to hatch one.
okarox on
They are pineapples but without the apple.
saschaleib on
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Veec on
I’m so glad someone else was baffled by this. When I saw them in the supermarket I knew they were pine cones but I was like ‚Can you even eat these?‘. I am way too old to have only just learned where pine nuts come from. As a kid, I’d collect these back home and burn them on the fire, but I’d never eaten the nuts fresh despite pine trees being *everywhere*.
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Pine apple
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Looks like pine tree acorn.
You wait until it ripens, it will open up and you can eat the seeds or make pesto.
Pine tree acorns
Not any fruit, a pine cone. For decorative purposes and the once it dries, you can eat the pine nuts that come out, but there’s like only a small handful of them.
Cone from [Pinus pinea](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_pine).
It’s written there. Translators exist. Google exists.
The price tag says it, *pinjan käpy*. Mostly used as a Christmas decoration, but you will get small amount of *pinjansiemen* (pine nut) from it too later. Either let them dry in room temperature or put them in a oven for 2-4 hrs in 100 C.
These are Onix eggs. You can become a Pokemon trainer if you manage to hatch one.
They are pineapples but without the apple.
🍍
I’m so glad someone else was baffled by this. When I saw them in the supermarket I knew they were pine cones but I was like ‚Can you even eat these?‘. I am way too old to have only just learned where pine nuts come from. As a kid, I’d collect these back home and burn them on the fire, but I’d never eaten the nuts fresh despite pine trees being *everywhere*.
Pine apple