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Are Horse Chestnuts Safe to Eat?

We have lots of horse chestnut trees in Victoria, can you eat the horse chestnut?

Thank you.

By Jennetta C.

Answers: Are Horse Chestnuts Safe to Eat?

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07/08/2011

Unfortunately they're not edible. I wish they were, we have a tree out front that drops hundreds of them!

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