Uses for acorns

Yes, you can eat acorns. Here's everything you need to know: When to collect, what kind are best, and how to leach out the bitterness.

Looking for creative things to do with acorns? From acorn crafts to fall centerpieces, here are a few fun ways to use nature's bounty.

Utilize what nature has provided by drying acorns for your fall decor. Learn the process of preserving acorns so you can use them year after year

Acorns are an abundant wild food source around the world, and a single tree can produce more than 2,000 pounds of nuts. Rich in calories and micronutrients, eating acorns was once a part of life

Use these step-by-step instructions to grow an acorn into an oak tree. Find out how to choose the best acorns in fall and follow the tutorial to sprout the seed, grow it into a sapling, and plant it in your garden.

Acorns add a nutty, slightly sweet taste to many dishes and beverages. Surprisingly, there are lots of delicious acorn recipes out there.

Want to process acorns to eat? In this step-by-step guide I will show you how to make acorn flour which can be used in bread, pancakes, and more!

Fall is here and the acorns are falling. Here we will discuss the best ways to pick up acorns and some options for disposing acorns.

Acorn is probably one of the most overlooked survival foods. Here is how to prepare acorns for consumption and use them in recipes.

Acorns, like all nuts, are nutritious. Not only that, I've discovered that they are delicious. Here's how I turned a few quarts of them into acorn flour.