A tangy bush tucker treasure 💙 The Blue Quandong (Elaeocarpus angustifolius) is one of Australia’s most intriguing native trees from the rainforest regions of Queensland and New South Wales. It produces fruit that starts out rock-hard, only to soften and develop that zingy, sour punch after being buried in sand. In this video, First Nations Educator Lachlan shares how this remarkable tree has been used for generations by Aboriginal people, from bush tucker traditions to its influence on culture

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