Cattails are a plant with 1,000 uses! 🌾=🥖🫓 Edible parts of the cattail plant, including the roots, pollen, shoots, stalks, flowers, and seed heads. All parts are extremely nutritious and high in carbohydrates and protein. Cattail pollen can be collected and used as a high protein flour substitute in baking! Simply collect pollen and sift out the fluff. Add a few tablespoons to any baked goods you desire!! SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS: Cattails bioaccumulate toxins. This means if the area or water yo

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