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Nuts

Nuts are hard-shelled fruits of plants which do not release the seed through an opening. Botanical and culinary usage differ, with the latter including even those without hard covering such as almonds, cashew and the like.

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Are acorns and chestnuts the same?

No. Acorns are the seeds from an oak tree. Chestnuts refer to either the tree itself, or seeds from the chestnut tree.

What makes the kernel of a pistachio nut green?

Lutein is what makes pistachios green.

It is NOT chlorophyll. Pistachios are not technically a nut. rather they are a fruit. the "shell" of the pistachio is more akin to a banana peel. Chlorophyll is uses sunlight to make energy for the plant, so it would need to be in the shell to provide any value. There is a red covering inside the shell and before the kernal. When roasted this covering contracts. That is the little brownish stuff that falls out when you open it.

Lutein is actually used to inhibit the energy production in plants, by interfering with chlorophyll. I'm not sure why it is in the kernal. If I were to bet, I would hypothesize that it is to slow the decay after the fruit has fallen.

http://www.pistachiohealth.com/consumer/blog/california-pistachios-dietitian-and-mother-nature-approved

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutein

Do cashews have iron?

A 100g serving of shelled cashew nuts contains 6.68 mg of Iron, equivalent to 37% of the RDA of Iron

What is the shape of an almond?

The shape of an almond is an oval with quite sharp ends. amygdaloid

Is there a toxic plant related to the cashew nut?

Poison ivy is a toxic plant related to the cashew.

Why do you crave peanuts?

nuts are a very good source of niacin, vitamin e, and folate. basically it's loaded with monounsaturated fats, excellent source to help with heart desease

OK great I now know what is good about them, but why am I craving them. What could be wrong if I need them so much.

Where can I find candle nut in Chicago?

I would suggest a Social Network if you need help in finding one let me know I would recommend the one I'm with!

Phil

Are there lipids in peanuts?

Yes, peanuts contain lipids, primarily in the form of healthy unsaturated fats, including monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. These lipids contribute to the nutritional benefits of peanuts, such as providing energy and supporting cell function.

Do squirrels eat there own nuts in the winter?

Yes. Why else would they collect nuts for the winter in fall!

Do peanuts ever grow with 4 nuts?

On occasion you can get a peanut shell that contains one or even four nuts. But one and two nuts per shell are the most common.

Where does circassian walnut grow?

Circassian Walnut grows in the north-west of Caucasus mountains on Circassian land. From the ancient times the Circassian people was cultivating this walnut.

Is the fruit around the almond's shell edible?

Almond fruit is small, green, and has a soft velvety fuzz on the outside and isn't any good for eating due to the tough fibrous texture.

What is a pistachio kernal?

Kernel is a seed inside pistachio's shell, usually green color when it goes to California pistachios.

Is a peanut a type of nut?

No, it is a type of legume, like peas and beans.

Is pecan a nut or a bird?

A pecan is a type of nut. A toucan is a tropical bird.

What do you get when you cross a lightning storm with a cashew farm?

When you cross a lightning storm with cashews you get nuts and bolts.