Pretty much everything is poisonous if you eat too much of it, but orange peels don't contain significant quantities of anything that's really highly toxic. Limonene (the oily substance present in orange peels with a strong citrus scent) is mildly toxic (it's mainly a skin irritant), but unless you're eating them by the pound or are highly sensitive to it, it's probably not going to cause much of a problem.
There are several common foods that include orange peel, which is a good argument that it's not very poisonous: marmalade and candied orange peel, to name just a couple.
Orange seeds are perfectly safe to eat, but if you have a delicate stomach you might get sick.
We grow our own Oranges and have for years. I eat the seeds. During the season (Nov thru Jan) I must east over a thousand seeds. I am 70 years old and in good health.
yes, but only fatal if consumed in large amounts (and the same goes for apple seeds)
No, the zest is also used in alot of recipes.
It will do you no harm to swallow an orange seed. It will simply pass through your system without being digested.
No
No. Most cats hate the smell of anything citrus. But it is not poisonous to them.
The scientific name for lemon is Citrus limon.
apple seeds poisonous to goats
The seeds are poisonous if ingested.
Pepper seeds (or peppercorns) are not poisonous. They are ground to make ground white or black pepper. Pepper seeds from vegetables in the capsicum family are not poisonous either.
It is impossible to estimate just how many seeds every single citrus fruit will have, but in general, they do not have very many.
They are not poisonous but they are not recommended either
Sloes (or blackthorn) do not have seeds, they have a single stone (like a plum or cherry) and not the stone is no poisonous.
Not all seeds are poisonous. Those that are can be poisonous usually contain some form of toxin that makes you sick. Some seeds shouldn't be eaten if they are physically dangerous (sharp or sticky and may catch in the throat).
no
magnolia seeds are they good to eat
Clementine