[1] When planted, peanuts are grains. [2] But the plant isn't considered, or eaten as, a grain. [3] The plant produces a flower, which produces a fruit through pollination. The fruit becomes a legume, which is why the peanut's in the legume family ka Fabaceae. The legume has 1-4 seeds, and goes underground to mature as a peanut. [4] The peanut's so called, because the edible seeds of many legumes are ka peas, and because its uses fall more into line with nuts.
Peanuts are not tree nuts, but most individuals with an allergy to tree nuts also have an allergy to peanuts.
Examples of tree nuts include Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Cashews, Pine Nuts, and Acorns!
No, a nut is a tree "fruit". Grains grow in the soil, directly. (Peanuts are lgumes, not nuts, however.)
2nd answer:
Great answer! An easy way to tell if you're looking at a grain plant is that it will be in the grass family. Corn, wheat, oats, barley - all are plants with long sharp leaves and no branches.
Beans are legumes, part of the family of vegetables.
No, a peanut is a legume like beans and peas.
No, a peanut is a legume (just like a soybean or pinto bean).
No peanuts are not a type of grain. They are a legume.
Actually, the peanut is not a nut- it is a "legume"- a form of bean.
no they are totally different
No peanuts are not a type of grain. They are a legume.
Scientists have discovered that the chemical composition of peanut shells is so similar to that of corn grain, that they can be used for similar purposes. They are trying to find ways for both of these substances to be used as products to help economically challenged parts of the world.
Generally, one peanut butter sandwich made with whole-grain bread would be about 300-350 calories.
Peanut butter, Fish, Margarine, Whole grain wheat
Based on the dictionary, peanut is countable. Just consult any online dictionary you can find in the internet: You will see the plural from of peanut is peanuts. The reason is maybe we can still see the peanut seed not like powder (as in flour or sand), not like grain (as in rice or wheat).
No. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches can be a healthy meal or snack option. You can increase the nutritional benefit as well by choosing organic and natural varieties of peanut butter, all-fruit jams or jellies, and whole grain breads.
Mice are not carnivores (meat eaters). They like grain, bread, peanut butter, and things like that.
Eggs, whole grain bread, peanut butter, honey, tomatoes, yogurt, cereal.
Well what allergies you dont want when Vegetarian are: Peanut (big protein helper) and being allergic to any grain
The nutrient Niacin.
Because a peanut's called a peanut. =]
bean, grain, and seed cleaning; corn, peanut, and nut shelling; fruit and vegetable sorting, grading, and cooling; grain, hay, fruit, and vegetable drying; packaging of fresh or farm-dried fruits and vegetables; potato and yam curing