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The Most Poisonous Foods You Might Have in Your Kitchen

We love food and are always happy to taste something new. As long as what you buy and eat is not deadly, feel free to experiment in the kitchen.

3. Rhubarb

Have a slice of rhubarb pie and you’ll instantly feel happier! Rhubarb has numerous benefits and eating it is healthy. However, not the entire plant is safe to eat. Its leaves are really toxic due to the content of oxalic acid. This element causes kidney stones. If eaten in large quantities, rhubarb leaves cause death.

The Most Poisonous Foods You Might Have in Your Kitchen Rhubarb

4. Potatoes

You won’t want to believe it, but it’s true – the potato is a poisonous plant. Its roots, sprouts, leaves and stem have a fungicide called solanine. Leaving the plant in the light for too long is a bad idea since then the chemical starts building up in the potato itself. Solanine causes coma, diarrhea, cramps, headaches and, in some cases, death. Get rid of potatoes that are slightly greenish.

The Most Poisonous Foods You Might Have in Your Kitchen Potatoes

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