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What kind of chestnuts are these? Toronto Ontario, not wild though.

by ridethewavv

21 Comments

  4. T3AMR0CK3T420

    Looks like maybe a buckeye of some type. I had an ohio buckeye that seeds like that when i was growing up

  5. FelatiaFantastique

    #DO NOT EAT!

    Buckeyes/horse chestnuts. Poisonous.

    But chocolate covered peanutbutter “buckeyes” are delicious.

  6. urc2pid

    They are conkers, buckeye, also known as horse chestnuts. Not recommended for human consumption.

  7. A_Lountvink

    If you find these nuts, and their parent tree has palmate leaves (leaflets fanning out from a central point), it’s a buckeye/horsechestnut (Aesculus genus). True chestnuts have simple leaves like an oak.

  10. smith4jones

    Conkers, a staple of playground games this time of year

  11. ridethewavv

    I figured they weren’t edible, was just making sure. Thanks everyone

  12. Alphonsus7

    Buckeyes. Carry one for good luck and to keep arthritis away.

  17. Vandal_A

    They’re buckeyes. Don’t eat them. They have awesome oils and make cool looking decorations though

  18. KnightSpectral

    You can make detergent out of these but don’t eat them.

  19. returnofthequack92

    In Indiohio, we called that slingshot ammo

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