How Does a Flower Turn Into a Drink? | Food Unwrapped

[@drawden]

Nice! Starve those bees!

[@munirashaheen9662]

Informative and funny, love this. Thank you guys! Happy New Year

[@jovanweismiller7114]

My Grandmother made elderflower tea from them. It was her go-to when I had a cold.

[@Birdylockso]

pickers were bringing leaves along with the flowers to increase their weight to get more money!

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

Beautiful drink indeed

[@americanrebel413]

I used to make elderberry wine out of the Berrys, the best wine I ever made!

[@TheSimonpearse]

this is so wonderfully British

[@VitaKet]

This was cool! Got me wondering what we can do here in the States that would be similar..

[@nathan916jam]

Hark at Phillies telling it how it is.

[@gerardjohnson2106]

With a bit of human assistance, nature provides.

[@heretobrew]

Classic, another person slyly avoiding paying people an award rate + benefits for all of our benefits... definitely adds a sour note to elderflower bevvies.

[@lithostheory]

We're stealing those flowers from the poor bees and other insects.

[@francophone.]

A lot of them were specifically planted for cultivation (according to the video), so no

[@dolph9913]

A lot of plastic waste