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3K views · 58 reactions | In this episode of Science in Seconds, Biology Instructor Tony Gerard introduces us to the the honey locust , also known as the thorny locust. This tree is native to central North America and has an interesting story about how the seeds of the tree are disbursed. | Shawnee Community College | Facebook

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A sweet winter treat! Honey locust trees are popular in landscapes and disturbed areas. They grow fast and fix nitrogen from the air. They also have a sweet surprise. The pods contain a super sweet goo that can be extracted and used in cooking! Looks like honey and is sweet like honey, but has an unusual flavor and brightness that honey doesn't have. There's food all year round if you know what you're doing. If you want to learn more, check out my website, sign up for my winter foraging class to