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Also I came accross this :/ Pine sap contains turpentine, a natural solvent, which can cause irritation to the skin, eyes, or mucous membranes.

I'll look up the difference between pine and firs. . . I havent really picked wild food before, wild strawberrys, black berrys and rasberrys are about it, so I'm trying to find easy to identify species, plus, pine smells so good I'm hoping it tastes just as good :) cheers Cheers, will...

I've been looking around the net for a few hours and there seems to be to many differing opinions, thought might as well ask here. . . Is pine resin ok to eat? Or will it effect liver and kidneys? I read you can eat the nuts and inner bark and needles, someone also said to eat the sap...