Victorian Poison Dress | European History | Extra History #shorts

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  4. Well, in my country, Venezuela a very popular food is yucca, a tuber that can be eaten fried, roasted or boiled, there are two types of yucca, sweet yucca whose cyanide content is very low and cooking eliminates the poison, and bitter yucca, whose high cyanide content makes it extremely poisonous even after cooking, is used to make cassava, but it must go through a process to neutralize the poison.

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