the forbidden sausage

I thought he would eat the forbidden sausage.

My favourite part of the cat tail is the part that’s connected to the cat

I once took a bite out of a cat tail and ended up inhaling the seeds and vomiting then violently coughing for 5 minutes. Bad idea.

Thank you for this vid. What I learned: How to identify cattails How to prepare cattails Cattail jelly has medicinal uses How to cook cattails

My favorite part is the flower(Cigar Part) because I give them to my kids and watch them try to beat each other with them. It keeps them occupied. Soak them in kerosene and light them on fire and they're even more fun; the cattails, not the kids.

Me: watches one cattail video KZfaq: ahh I see you're interested in cattail

When I was a kid I got cattail seeds in my eyes..and I've been terrified of them ever since

Me, wanting to try this: My cat's tail: *Don't even think about it.*

I want to sleep. I need to sleep. But I can't. I must learn the ways of deep-frying the forbidden sausage.

remember y'all, be the person you would want on your apocalypse survival team

This is stuff they should teach us at school.

[Walking around in the swamp] [Uproots a cattail] "Spaghetti" *nom*

This is what my friends think my diet is like when I say I’m vegetarian

_"Oh man I do sure love golfing, even when they got the world's natural hotdog..."_

Who else randomly got a bunch of cat tail related content in their recomendations? KZfaq: ah yes yes cat tail... Hmmm forbidden hotdog yumm

I remember I'd eat random berries and plants as a kid, cat tail included. It's a wonder I was never hurt.

I came here after watching a guy eat this saying "the world's natural hotdogs"

This dude legit sounds like “Hello Mario.”

Bro, the only sad part is the giant cats sleeping under the rivers and ponds having to go on knowing some human just pulled it's tail out while foraging.

This guy sounds like an advanced version of Siri...not even sure if this video was made by a real person

Im pretty sure you can cook almost any edible plant in butter and it'll taste fantastic

"You'll likely be able to find them almost anywhere." Me, who has never seen one in real life: 👁👄👁

Are we not gonna talk about how BEATIFUL that scenry looks?

At 2:20 you can hear the death cry of the cattail.

i found some wild glizzies!

"hey can you eat cat tails?" "oh wh what? yeah, you can eat the core raw" "oh ok" " *a disturbance in the force* " "wait Jimm- oh JIMMY NOT THAT CAT- *JIMMY* YOU BLOODY GET THE KNIFE OUT OF THE CAT TAIL"

I've seen these in a river in my old town - I doubt the water's severely polluted, but I wouldn't trust those cattails! Please don't ever stop making this series, because people in Australia and the rest of the world are going to need to know this sooner rather than later

thats not a cattail its a wild corndog

Those are how the corndogs grow in the nature.

I love everything about this video , i was so captivated and fascinated that i felt like i was watching a 30 min video, this was so educational that we can do this ourselves and safely while also being very entertaining. Im deffinetly obssesed with foraging now.

It all started with the man eating these cattails and i keep having this kind of recommendation

My son and I made stuffed pillows out of the fluff from dry brown Cattails. It was fun and the fluff makes great down that can be used for other clothing.

River sausage

Oh man, really important information about cattails. I never knew they produced an very helpful medicinal substance. Also that looks good, want to try some cattails now.

You are the most wonderful forging channel . Your a natural teacher.. I am making sure that my grandsons will see this and granddaughter

I was kind of disappointed when he ment to eat the core of the plant when I thought he would actually eat the corn dog looking part of the plant

When I was about 5 years old, I legit thought those were hotdogs, and that’s how you grew hotdogs in the wild lmao.

Im learning so much. The majority of plants here,are very abundant in the Uk too! Ive eaten cattail roots before! Delicious cooked!

“I fOuNd A WiLd gLiZzY” Quote- a random man

He sounds like "hello, Mario."

Since you asked... I love the whole plant. The roots, shoots, and pollen for food, the outer leaves for basketry, the inner peelings with the slime for wound care, the fluff for tinder and insulating clothing, and the fluff mixed into pine sap as a binder if you need a temporary filling for a tooth. I've personally used it in all those ways, and can attest to it's efficacy.

I very much enjoy the pollen spikes boiled and dipped in melted butter. Tastes like corn. The inner leaves when pulled out of the young plants taste exactly like cucumbers. I am eating the pollen spikes now.😋

The sausage to his grass friends: "I'm built different"

I know its a year old. However. In New Zealand the maori collect the flowers just before they release the pollen. The pollen is collected, pressed into loaf shapes and wrapped in cloth before being steamed. Its eaten like bread.

This the kind of videos i put on the tv while im sick. Just lay there and enjoy it, take ur mind off the sickness.

As the price of groceries has skyrocketed, this year, I’m going to focus on cattails as a food source. Thank you for showing us how to cook the stems. I usually pull up the shoots in the spring and eat them raw as I’m standing by the patch. Onto your next video

Lmaaaoo why was this recommended to me this is amazing for no reason

as a kid, I ate the bushy part on a dare. It was rather dry but I soldiered through it. eventually I got a really bad stomach ache for an hour, followed by some of the worst farts i've ever had.

This guy sounds like “The Click” but less mettaton-y

This was a very calming video on top of being interesting, engaging and informative

This is awesome and very informal thank your for your research and thank your for sharing. I should have started doing this long ago, but times are about to get rough for all of us.

"that goes for any wild edible" Stoners: edible you say!?

if you are wondering what raw cattails taste like, they taste a little like cucumber

Oh man, really important information about cattails. I never knew they produced an important and very helpful substance.

I absolutely LOVE the idea of foraging and using the goods to cook my own meals, but I'm very young, so I obviously don't have the means to go out and do it myself, nor the permissions. I do enjoy living vicariously through these videos, and they help me be more prepared for when I AM older, so I can more safely follow my passions.

I've made a point of acquiring knowledge about wild edibles and a habit of snacking on them over the course of my life. The only part of the cattail I have ever tried is the pollen (which can be gathered by hand from above the seed cluster from mid spring to midsummer). The pollen is at the very top of my favorite wild edibles list. In season, it is truly stellar! Even a little past season, it is still good. It has a sort of nutty flavor with exotic hints and highlights; truly unique. Also, in all the information I have acquired on this plant (almost every part is edible if prepared correctly), I have never had anyone or any source mention the usefulness of the slime or point out the need for caution regarding where it is harvested. Thank you so much for this new knowledge!

Coronavirus: I will take over the world! The outsider: *_laughs in isolation_*

I appreciate your knowledge and sharing with us. Wish more people would take it seriously as it may become a lifesaver some day.

My favorite part is the pollen. It's wonderful in biscuits and pancakes, or muffins. The flavor is wonderful and gives the baked goods a beautiful yellow color and richer flavor.

Has anyone seen that meme where someone eats a “wild glizzy”

i first saw a dude eating the sausage part of a cattail and now i’m in the cattail rabbit hole

Honestly this was pretty cool to watch, it must be a cool experience to be able to harvest your own lunch

Everyone: That’s a Wild glizzy Me: Ramen from Dr Stone

The roots are my favorite...dried and milled, they make great flour for breads.

Awesome vid. During military training we were educated on cat tail jelly. Such a simple solution to aid in wound care. The jelly can also aid in sleep, and works great on bug bites, especially scorpions.

I never knew these plants were so amazing 👏 👏👏

Great instructions on the cattail. That slimy medicinal gel is very like aloe Vera. I like to pick cattails flowers and use them in fall arrangements.

If you can collect enough of it, the pollen makes a delightful, healthy alternative to flour. Has a slight honey taste. Scrumptious!

I have never ate a cattail core before but it looks kind of good. I am a Native American Woman of The Northern Tribes. I am a Oglala Lakota Sioux. I live in Rapid City, S.D. I think that I may go up into The Black Hills to a not Very Public Lake to ensure some in contaminated cattail shoots. Thanks for the recipe and info. I liked the info on the slime of the plant. Thank You for sharing Your knowledge.

Cattails always one of my favorites along with dandelions💚

This guy makes great videos. Definitely got the talent keep it up.

God: finally vegan hot dog

I just like how the flower bud explodes into a bunch of fuzz when you open it

A wise man once said "Man I sure do love golfing, even when they got world's natural hot dogs"

I don't know why KZfaq decided to recommend this to me today but I enjoyed it :)

Be careful its illegal to harvest cattails in protected wetlands,which is everywhere in Michigan

The flower on top can be pulled apart and it becomes perfect, fluffy firestarter. If dry of course.....

👍👍 Shake the polon out of the flower heads and mix it with flower and make cattail pancakes!!! 😋😋😋 The stalk taste sort of like cucumber or watermelon close to the rind!!! ✌️

Your voice made me to watch till the end...Keep it safe...

Guy who named Cattail: Let's call this plant "Cat Tail"... Everyone else: Oh look! a "Cigar-Plant"

When i was a kid i genuinely thought this were how hot dogs grew

You have taught me much today wide one :O Ever since I was a kid i've looked at them and wondered if they are edible... I now know a part is!

EXCELLENT VIDEO. I BUILT A HALF ACRE POND WITH WATER FLOWING INTO IT FROM SLANTED 4 ACRES. I HAVE SO MANY CATTAILS I HAVE TO GET N2 POND EVERY YR TO HAND PULL OUT TO KEEP THEM FROM TAKING OVER THE POND. I KNEW THEIR HAD TO B GOOD USES FOR THEM. NOW I KNOW.THANK U

The Outsider: I then fried them up with butter and salt and pepper for taste.. His Inner Demons: PAHSTA

Where do you find butter in the wild?

I never knew this, Thanks for the video, education ❤

Im learning more about cat tails than what ive been taught during online school

I prefer eating the entire cat. Not just the cattail

Do you ever just have a moment of “why the hell am I watching this”

That’s were my hotdog went. I was looking for that.

Good video thank you. I come from the area around Berlin in North East Germany, I like Stinging Nettle . It is a very powerful plant and so forgotten. 👍

the seeds also make AMAZING fire starter. Burns just like dryer lint.

Oh yes great video. Love these cattails! The lower parts of the leaves can be used in a salad; the young stems can be eaten raw or boiled; the young flowers (cattails) can be roasted. Yellow pollen (appears mid-summer) of the cattail can be added to pancakes for added nutrients. Love when you do these edibke plants episodes.

The way that he says how easy it is constantly make it look like its sponsored by cattails

This is very informative thanks.

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Cattails being the pond leek: confirmed. Cattail cuisine would be popularised if they were grown as a crop (with no hassle of having to pick wild cattails and run afoul of the law), like rice paddies. Also the roles of cattails as cleaners would probably mean having to plant more and more, if the seeds are easily harvested, or not.

This video was very educational to me

I had no idea cat tails could be used to treat wounds this could be life savings knowledge.