Yes, one does eat the grape leaves in dolmades (dolmadakia). The leaves are selected for edibility - and they are so tender and delectable. They should not be too young (fragile) or too old (tough), and they should be of medium size. Also, it is best to make sure that they are 'organic' and that the vines have not been sprayed with insecticide. Vines are usually sprayed because no one anticipates the fact that the leaves will be eaten. There are many recipes from many traditions for dolmas on the web. Enjoy!
They eat citrus, willow leaves, and evergreen tree leaves.
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It is a mold, so it would eat decaying matter such as fallen leaves.
Deer do not eat eucalyptus leaves as they are unable to digest them.
I call them dolmades or dolmas.
Dolmades (dol-MAH-thez) are from Greece and were popular in other countries surrounding Greece.
Do you mean dolma? if yes, dolma is an assyrian food made of grape leaves and stuffed with rice, vegetables, etc.
Greece.
The cast of Schnitzel und Dolmades - 2013 includes: Nike Maria Vassil as Elena Tsantidis Wilda Wahnwitz as Stammgast
Ancient Greek historians wrote that it came from the Greek city Thebes. When being seiged by Alexander the Great, the starving wrapped meat in grape leaves. [Hoffman the olive and the caper, p.311]
No leaves do not eat algae because its poison to leaves.
The ladybugs eat leaves
No, anacondas do not eat leaves.
They eat leaves
Yes, they do eat leaves!
Yes, you can eat the leaves of beets.