Invasive weed Knotweed served in restaurants as delicacy

A highly invasive weed has become the latest culinary trend to end up on your dinner plate.

Invasive weed Knotweed served in restaurants as delicacy

A highly invasive weed has become the latest culinary trend to end up on your dinner plate.

Some councils spend thousands of euro trying to get rid of the Japanese plant - knotweed - that grows in the wild in Ireland.

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