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Foraging acorns in Pennsylvania during the fall involves gathering ripe, brown nuts from the ground from September through October. Sort your harvest via water flotation, discarding floaters, and leach out the bitter tannins through boiling, or soaking before eating.
Pennsylvania hosts a wide variety of native oaks. Knowing which ones to target saves time in processing. You cannot eat most Pennsylvania acorns raw due to high levels of tannins, which cause a bitter taste and stomach upset.
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