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Posted by Nat on October 25, 2001 at 17:32:21:

In Reply to: Acorn/Oak Poisoning posted by GoatWorld on October 24, 2001 at 18:18:20:

I know they mentioned that oak can be poisonous, but did you know that the famous Iberian hams come from pigs grazed on Oak Forrests. I think that something about the Acorns, ect has some effect on the carcass quality and yields that expensive hams that are famous! I can't remember it exactly, but if I come across the article again I'll be sure to post it!

Just thought it was neat!

-Nat

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