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the original grocery run, except the aisles fight back and lunch might kill you
means To wander about searching for food or provisions, especially by gathering wild plants or scavenging what's available rather than buying or growing it.
from From Old French 'fourrage,' meaning fodder or food for animals, which traces back to a Frankish root related to 'food' and 'fodder' (a cousin of the same Germanic family that gives us 'food' itself). It started life as a military and farming word — the stuff you scrounged to feed the horses and the troops — before broadening to any hungry rummaging through field, forest, or fridge.
- deadly twins
- Edible mushrooms have toxic lookalikes that mimic them precisely
- ancient default
- Humans foraged for over 95% of our existence
- legal limits
- Many countries restrict or ban wild plant gathering
- acorn trick
- Acorns need leaching before eating or they're bitter poison
- word root
- From Old French fourrage, meaning animal fodder