
According to Jo Robinson in “Eating on the Wild Side,” “A wild plant called purslane has six times more vitamin E than spinach and fourteen times more omega-3 fatty acids. It has seven times more carotene than carrots.”
According to Jo Robinson in “Eating on the Wild Side,” “A wild plant called purslane has six times more vitamin E than spinach and fourteen times more omega-3 fatty acids. It has seven times more carotene than carrots.”