Is nardoo vegan?
Nardoo is a small, edible seed that has been a staple food for indigenous Australian people for thousands of years. The seeds are derived from the aquatic fern Marsilea drummondii and were traditionally harvested by gathering mature plant stems and drying them in the sun before pounding off the tiny, hard seeds. With a nutty flavor and high nutrient content, nardoo can be eaten raw or cooked and was often used to make a type of bread or porridge. Today, nardoo is still enjoyed by some Indigenous groups and is gaining popularity as a unique and sustainable food source.
Nardoo is a vegan food ingredient.
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