Nuts

Specialised kitchen shops (such as Robin's Kitchen in Australia) sell macadamia nut crackers which are easy to use.

Peanuts are a good fuel source due to their high oil content, which can be converted into biodiesel, a renewable energy source. Additionally, peanut biomass can be used to produce bioenergy through combustion or gasification, contributing to sustainable energy solutions. Their cultivation also supports soil health and can reduce agricultural waste, making peanuts an environmentally friendly option for fuel production.

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Arsenic or rat poison as it more commonly know smells like bitter almonds. I found this out from the great Edgar Allen Poe :)

Nuthatches store nuts to ensure a reliable food supply during the winter months when resources are scarce. By hiding nuts in various locations, they can retrieve them later when foraging becomes more challenging. This behavior also helps them to avoid competition for food and protects their food stash from other animals. Additionally, caching nuts allows nuthatches to take advantage of their excellent spatial memory to locate their hidden food.

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spaghetti and meatballs , chicken fingers and fries , wraps you can put any thing in them

almonds

Macadamia nuts, cashews, and Brazil nuts.

According to Wikipedia, they were dyed to hide the blemishes on the shell as a result of hand picking, but now that it is done by machine it's no longer necessary. Also, some people seem to think it might have been a marketing ploy.

at the mall or the trift store

16 oz

From one inch to 2 inch...depends on the quality

4 In

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Mamra Almonds are 10 times richer in dietairy content than Californian. California Almonds are often posturised for almond oil, thus lag essential contents. California Almond if you roast in owen no oil is seen, Mamra will start losing oli as soon as you heat it. Mamra are thin in shape and California are big and fat.

None of them contain anywhere near as much phosphatidylserine as seafood such as Atlantic mackerel (480mg/100g), Atlantic herring (360mg/100g), eel (335mg/100g), tuna (194mg/100g), mullet (76mg/100g), crayfish (40mg/100g), cuttlefish (31mg/100g), Atlantic cod (28mg/100g), and anchovy (25mg/100g). For vegans, white beans (107mg/100g) and soybean foods (natto, edamame, tofu) are the best sources of phosphatidylserine. Soybean foods contain almost as much phosphatidylserine as white beans. Soybeans are sometimes sold as roasted "soy nuts" or "soynut butter." Soy lecithin contains not only phosphatidylserine but also many other phospholipids. Whole grains but not refined grains contain a small but substantial amount of phosphatidylserine. Peanuts contain substantially more phosphatidylserine than other nuts because peanuts are really legumes, not nuts.

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a walnut

The tree is an Australian evergreen tree named after Dr John MacAdam a Scottish born chemist (1827 - 1865) who was secretary of the Victoria Philosophical Institute in Australia

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To the best of my knowledge there is no intake limit on almonds ha ha they much healthier than most foods people eat large amounts of.

Almonds are extremely good for you actually.

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