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In the News: G3 Conservation Corps: Chain of love is 100% edible among many other potential uses
In the News: G3 Conservation Corps: Chain of love is 100% edible among many other potential uses
In the News: G3 Conservation Corps: Chain of love is 100% edible among many other potential uses
10/5/2021
Photo courtesy of Pacific Island Times
This ‘love’ can be suffocating, but it’s edible and incredible
By Jasmine Stole Weiss of Pacific Island Times
Guam Green Growth members have found ways to turn one of the island’s most pervasive invasive species from a nuisance into a new commodity, using all parts of the chain of love vine in cooking, skincare products and apparel.
They’ve made a string of things from the chain of love vines including tea, pesto, furikake seasoning, bath bombs, and used its root for clothing dye.
Read the full story in the Pacific Island Times.
https://www.pacificislandtimes.com/post/this-love-can-be-suffocating-but-it-s-edible-and-incredible
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