Nuts

It is a fruit called a cashew apple- very sweet and good. The nut grows attached to the fruit. I believe the nut/seed is poisonous when raw.

Yes, just watch your blood glucose levels so they don't spike too high.

If the person is allergic, then yes. Otherwise, no.

Whole raw almonds are sized by count per ounce [CPO]. For almonds that are sized and graded there will be a size listing on the side of the box, "Calif SSR 25/27". To determine how many almonds are in a pound from looking at the item designation, multiply the average CPO [26 in our example] by 16. In our example of 25/27, you could expect on average to see 416 kernels per pound [26 x 16= 416]. http://www.bluediamond.com/indust/faqs/index.cfm

The Corylus maxim, or Filbert, is a member of the hazel genus. Neither the pistachio or cashew are found in this genus. They also do not share a common family or order.

Pelosiophobia

Listen carefully: nuts do NOT contain gluten.

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walnuts 40

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No they grow on a branch.

No they don't, but are harmful to livestock.

Deer love acorns, but they will eat about any kind of nuts or seeds.

They are a rich source of energy with minerals, antioxidants and vitamins. They are rich in mono-unsaturated fatty acids like oleic acid, which prevent artery disease and strokes. The nuts are an excellent source of Vitamin C, Vitamin B6 and folates.

Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Zinc, Potassium and Phosphorus

I think that they would, since they even eat dirt. But if you plan on feeding them almonds, it would be helpful if you would shave them very finely.

Ants like anything that can be broken down and consumed as food. Almonds have a small amount of sugar within them. Ants are attracted to sugar. Therefore and thus further, Ants do like almonds.

It would be very difficult for a raccoon to catch an adult squirrel. However, if a raccoon found a nest of baby squirrels, they would most certainly have a picnic. They might also eat a dead squirrel that had been hit by a car.

Elephantiasis is a condition that is due to a parasite. The parasite wiggles into your lymph vessels and blocks the flow of lymph back into circulation and causes swelling in the body. The swelling continues to grow and can come debilitating.

You will find most nuts are ripe right about the time of first frost.

But to be sure watch the squirrels. They will tell you when the nuts are ripe.

I will bet they will get more than you do.

You also can press into the husk with the ball of your thumb and if it leaves a dent the nut is ripe.

Good Luck

Yes I think so. Symptoms of overdose...nausea and dizziness. Remedy used: chicken broth. Within 15 minutes the symptoms disappeared.

Nogal: Walnut tree

Nuez: Walnut fruit.

I realize very well how frustrating this answer is. My Spanish teacher and I, here in Guadalajara, México just discussed this for the past 30 minutes. Evidently, Walnuts are just called "nuez" (nuts) while every other type of nut either has to be clarified (i.e.: nuez de la india, nuez moscada), or it may simply have a different name (i.e.: piñon, pistache, avellana, castaña, almendras, cacahuate). !Saludos!

You can store cashews like wine-for over one and a half years or more but when they go crumbly you should put them in the bin.

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Yes, in fact they are. A medical study shows the chemical compounds can make you into a real man, none of that wussy stuff.

Yes, nuts are among the highest phophorous containing stuffs ; anything that is rich in protein does have to be having high phophorous ! peanuts, cashew nuts , pistachios, hazels, walnuts, pinenuts, brazil nuts...all are high in phosphorous , ironically I was too wanting to know those nuts which have lower or no phosphorous preferably