Nuts

Pecans, like other nuts, can cause gas for some people due to their high fiber content and the presence of certain sugars that can be hard to digest. If you find that pecans give you gas or digestive issues, you may want to limit your intake or try soaking them before eating to help with digestion.

Yes, almonds can go bad and have a recommended shelf life of about 1-2 years if stored properly in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. You can check for signs of rancidity, such as a bitter or sour taste, if you suspect they are past their prime.

No, each flower on an almond tree produces about 2 almonds each. So pretty close to the #1, but produces 1 more almond each.

Pecans, and all nuts, should be refrigerated to prevent their oils from becoming rancid. Also, nuts should be soaked in a salt water solution for 6-12 hours and then dried before eating or storing. This removes the phytic acid layer of the nuts, helps prevent them from going rancid, and improves their flavor. Pecans will no longer have an unpleasant aftertaste and in fact, become sweeter and more buttery tasting. If the nuts are already rancid, you can try soaking and drying them anyway and that will probably help.

It matters not where they come from, what matters is their purpose. Embrace the Wall-Nut, let him show you his ways. You will not regret it.

To help grip the nut and prevent it from slipping out when you apply pressure. Try cracking a nut with a portion of a nutcracker that is not serrated and you quickly will understand.

Heterogenous because it is not evenly mixed throughout.

Yes, they hunt, and gather berries and nuts.

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You may be thinking of blancmange or marzipan.

Blancmange is a well-known medieval almond-based dish (which is still made in present times in various forms as a savory dish or as a dessert dish). The historical blancmange originated during the Middle Ages. The ingredients were chicken or similar, which was usually shredded, almond milk, cream, sugar and rice. It was considered a very nourishing dish. It was also thought to be an ideal dish for the sick.

It is mentioned in the prologue to Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and it is found in its many variations in old European recipe collections. It is also mentioned in an early 15th century cookbook written by chefs of Richard II. In addition, almond milk was a very popular medieval thickening agent. It was prepared by steeping ground almonds in water, broth, or wine. Almond milk acted as a base or thickening agent in a wide variety of medieval desserts and, later, in Elizabethan dessert dishes.

Blancmange made as a desert (no chicken or rice) is a cold dessert, tipped out of a shaped mould after being allowed to go cold and set firm, made of milk or cream, sugar, rosewater, gelatin or cornstarch, and traditionally flavored with almond).

When I was a child in the UK, blancmange was often served as one of the desserts at children's birthday parties. There are recipes for modern versions of blancmange, and several medieval recipes for the original blancmange dishes have survived. Both modern and mediaeval recipes are available online and in books.

Alternatively, you may be thinking of marzipan (almond paste). The medieval tradition of almond sugarcraft. In medieval times, marzipan was molded to create elaborate sculptures to impress guests at banquets and feasts. There would be such things marzipan fruits, figures, people, animals, trees, and even castles. Of course, almond sugarcraft continues today, particularly in European bakeries. Moreover, throughout the world we still have marzipan in such cakes as Battenburg, Stollen, Simnel, double-iced Plum cake, weddings cakes and birthday cakes.

when the outer green cracks and drys off

The probability is 0.0072, approx.

Unlikely, as the first written records of the game are in 1821 and the first recorded game of Conkers using Horse Chestnuts was on the Isle of Wight in 1848.

However as it is a children's game, it is possible that children may have played a similar game much earlier without attracting the attention of adults so the absence of earlier written records does not prove that it was not played in much earlier times.

There are actually several different scientific names for the almond around the world. Some of these include Prunus Dulcis and Prunus Amygdalus.

There are several staple foods in Cameroon I think, which are : cassava, yam, rice, plantain, potato, maize, beans, and millet. See related links for more.

No, eating almonds is a good thing to do if you have problems with joint pain or arthritis.

How many weight watchers smart points in 10 almonds ?

Cost of nuts: 5 times 2.5 = 12.50 dollars

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this is what the Romans thought

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Johnstone river almond,

Jack nut (Nut-like seed)