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Does anyone really like Brazil nuts?
My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've
eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. They're the lima bean of the nut world. |
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Does anyone really like Brazil nuts?
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Does anyone really like Brazil nuts?
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Does anyone really like Brazil nuts?
djs wrote:
> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does > anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. > They're the lima bean of the nut world. I like them. They remind me of fresh unshredded coconut, and I use them similarly, both in sweet and savory applications. If you get enough of them together, you can make a kind of "milk" out of them by chopping them a bit, soaking in hot water, blending, then squeezing in cheesecloth. Bob |
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On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:16:09 -0800 (PST), "
> wrote: >My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >They're the lima bean of the nut world. My husband likes them. He used to eat the brazil nuts first in a can of mixed nuts. After that, it was almonds... then everything else, but I got dibs on cashews. -- I love cooking with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food. |
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Peter's sockpuppet wrote:
>> I cannot think of any nut that I dislike (psychos excluded) ;) > What about terwilligaurs ? Is that your weak little passive-aggressive way of calling me a nut, shithead? Bob |
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On Jan 12, 2:42*am, sf > wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:16:09 -0800 (PST), " > > > wrote: > >My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > >eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > >away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > >anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > >They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > My husband likes them. *He used to eat the brazil nuts first in a can > of mixed nuts. *After that, it was almonds... then everything else, > but I got dibs on cashews. > > -- > I love cooking with wine. > Sometimes I even put it in the food. I love Brazil nuts. Almonds and Filberts seem bland to me. |
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On Jan 12, 1:16*am, " > wrote:
> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > They're the lima bean of the nut world. I love Brazils. Guess which country produces the most Brazil nuts. Viva Presidente Morales --Bryan |
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On Jan 12, 1:16*am, " > wrote:
> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > They're the lima bean of the nut world. Brazil Nuts are one of my favorite nuts,. Yes, I eat them. Mild flavor and a lot of nut payoff for the effort of cracking one open. I was always pleased with my ability to crack them with a nutcracker and actually extract the nut meat intact, which I determined was much more effective on Brazil Nuts which rattled in their shells (indicating that the nut meat was not bound to the shell!) I used to eat a LOT of Brazil Nuts when I was a kid. My mother would always buy those assorted nuts in the shell aroujnd the Holidays. John Kuthe... |
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On Jan 12, 7:30*am, John Kuthe > wrote:
> On Jan 12, 1:16*am, " > wrote: > > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > Brazil Nuts are one of my favorite nuts,. Yes, I eat them. Mild flavor > and a lot of nut payoff for the effort of cracking one open. I was > always pleased with my ability to crack them with a nutcracker and > actually extract the nut meat intact, which I determined was much more > effective on Brazil Nuts which rattled in their shells (indicating > that the nut meat was not bound to the shell!) > > I used to eat a LOT of Brazil Nuts when I was a kid. My mother would > always buy those assorted nuts in the shell aroujnd the Holidays. I've been snacking on assorted nuts the past few weeks. Like peaches, sometimes they are free, and sometimes cling. The clingers can be pretty frustrating. My favorite nut is hickory, but the squirrels get them all. I wish they'd let you hunt them with a pellet gun here in St. Louis County. > > John Kuthe... --Bryan |
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Does anyone really like Brazil nuts?
On Jan 12, 7:52*am, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
> wrote: > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > Send them to me, I adore them. *You're not supposed to eat a > ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit them. > > nancy --Bryan |
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> On Jan 12, 7:52 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >> wrote: >>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. >> >> Send them to me, I adore them. You're not supposed to eat a >> ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. > > That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit > them. I know. Sorry. Too many cashews makes me queasy. I love nuts but I have to control myself. nancy |
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On Jan 12, 8:01*am, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
> --Bryan wrote: > > On Jan 12, 7:52 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: > >> wrote: > >>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've > >>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > >>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does > >>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. > >>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > >> Send them to me, I adore them. You're not supposed to eat a > >> ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. > > > That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit > > them. > > I know. *Sorry. *Too many cashews makes me queasy. *I love nuts > but I have to control myself. Have you ever had fresh hickory nuts? They're somewhat like pecans or white walnuts, but with no bitter skin. The shagbarks are especially large and delicious. Unfortunately, the squirrels are very efficient at collecting damned nearly every edible one. > > nancy --Bryan |
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On Jan 12, 7:52*am, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
> wrote: > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > Send them to me, I adore them. *You're not supposed to eat a > ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. Too much of anything can be harmful to lethal. The LD50 of water is about 6 gallons. LD50 = statistically, the dose that would kill 50% of the population to which it was administered. John Kuthe... |
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"Nancy Young" wrote:
>--Bryan wrote: >> On Jan 12, 7:52 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >>> wrote: >>>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >>>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >>>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >>>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >>>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. >>> >>> Send them to me, I adore them. You're not supposed to eat a >>> ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. >> >> That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit >> them. > >I know. Sorry. Too many cashews makes me queasy. I love nuts >but I have to control myself. > Brazil nuts are preetty much flavorless as are macadamias, cashews are only a little bit better. If I'm gonna pig out on nuts they're gonna be pistachios, but I also like walnuts. I'll choose filberts, pecans, and almonds over brazil nuts any day, and I consider macadamias trash. If you like nuts so much that you need to control your intake may I suggest in-shell pumpkin and sunflower seeds... a handful goes a long way. I very rarely buy shelled nuts, I even prefer peanuts in the shell. As a kid in Brooklyn everywhere were those banks of penny gumball and nut dispensors, I'd often get a penny's worh of in-shell sunflower or pumpkin seeds, I also liked those spanish peanuts still clinging to their red coats. Every candy store sold Indian brand salted sunflower and pumpkin seeds in the red box for 2¢, the pumpkin seeds were so crusted with salt that one couldn't finish a little box in one sitting. Seems now in an airline bag: http://www.oldtimecandy.com/memories...s-memories.htm Wow, sunflower seeds available more ways than one can count: http://www.nutsonline.com/snacks/sun...Fag65Qod9xZFrw |
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zxcvbob wrote:
> wrote: >> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > I like them; I pick them (and the pecans) out first in mixed nuts. They > are also a nice addition to fruit cake. Other than that, I really > haven't figured out how to cook with them. > > We used to have a *very* non-PC name for them when I was a kid. > > Bob Oh! I hadn't thought of that for years! I know exactly what you are speaking of. -- Jean B. |
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On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:16:09 -0800 (PST), " > wrote:
>My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >They're the lima bean of the nut world. So I'm wierd, I love 'em, love hazelnuts too. |
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" > wrote in news:71f506b1-3f19-4fc0-bfc5-
: > Does > anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. > They're the lima bean of the nut world. Must be a local distortion in the nut continuum. I ate Brazil nuts first of all. Now I don't eat nuts anymore but if I did, my first choice would be Brazil nuts, then cashews. -- I have nothing against God. It's his fan club I can't stand. spotted on a poster |
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On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 06:07:17 -0800 (PST), --Bryan >
wrote: >On Jan 12, 8:01*am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >> --Bryan wrote: >> > On Jan 12, 7:52 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >> >> wrote: >> >>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >> >>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >> >>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >> >>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >> >>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. >> >> >> Send them to me, I adore them. You're not supposed to eat a >> >> ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. >> >> > That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit >> > them. >> >> I know. *Sorry. *Too many cashews makes me queasy. *I love nuts >> but I have to control myself. > >Have you ever had fresh hickory nuts? They're somewhat like pecans or >white walnuts, but with no bitter skin. The shagbarks are especially >large and delicious. Unfortunately, the squirrels are very efficient >at collecting damned nearly every edible one. > This true, I've dozens of mature shagbarks, haven't once found any but empty shells on the ground, and their lowest limbs are like a dozen feet up. A gorgeous tree... gotta remember to take some better pics come spring. Ok, found a pic with a small stand of young shagbarks, not easy driving nails in: http://i46.tinypic.com/rtnx4g.jpg A group of more mature shagbarks at my rear property line: http://i47.tinypic.com/21e1315.jpg |
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On Jan 12, 2:12*am, "Bob Terwilliger" >
wrote: > djs wrote: > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > > anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > I like them. They remind me of fresh unshredded coconut, and I use them > similarly, both in sweet and savory applications. If you get enough of them > together, you can make a kind of "milk" out of them by chopping them a bit, > soaking in hot water, blending, then squeezing in cheesecloth. > > Bob This whole thread is makin' me itch all over and my mouth and throat swell up. (What power of suggestion???) ;-) N. |
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brooklyn1 wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 06:07:17 -0800 (PST), --Bryan > > wrote: > >> On Jan 12, 8:01 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >>> --Bryan wrote: >>>> On Jan 12, 7:52 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote: >>>>> wrote: >>>>>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >>>>>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >>>>>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >>>>>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >>>>>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. >>>>> Send them to me, I adore them. You're not supposed to eat a >>>>> ton of them, they are high in selenium and too much is too much. >>>> That is useful information, but damn, now I'm going to have to limit >>>> them. >>> I know. Sorry. Too many cashews makes me queasy. I love nuts >>> but I have to control myself. >> Have you ever had fresh hickory nuts? They're somewhat like pecans or >> white walnuts, but with no bitter skin. The shagbarks are especially >> large and delicious. Unfortunately, the squirrels are very efficient >> at collecting damned nearly every edible one. >> > > This true, I've dozens of mature shagbarks, haven't once found any but > empty shells on the ground, and their lowest limbs are like a dozen > feet up. A gorgeous tree... gotta remember to take some better pics > come spring. > > Ok, found a pic with a small stand of young shagbarks, not easy > driving nails in: http://i46.tinypic.com/rtnx4g.jpg > > A group of more mature shagbarks at my rear property line: > http://i47.tinypic.com/21e1315.jpg Sigh. Hickory nuts. When I was a kid, I used to crack them open with rocks to get at the sweet meat inside. I really want a producing hickory tree! -- Jean B. |
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On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:24:39 -0600, Andy wrote:
> You're only supposed to have 2 almonds daily. So much for nuts. > > You shouldn't be eating a ton of things! > > What you don't know can kill you! > > Here's a freebie bit of advice, give up Mountain Dew. > > Luncheon meats with sodium nitrates and nitrites... that's a given. > > Andy what about diet dr. andy? blake |
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On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:04:51 -0600, zxcvbob wrote:
> wrote: >> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > I like them; I pick them (and the pecans) out first in mixed nuts. > They are also a nice addition to fruit cake. Other than that, I > really haven't figured out how to cook with them. > > We used to have a *very* non-PC name for them when I was a kid. > > Bob doesn't anyone eat mixed nuts, you know, mixed? your pal, blake |
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blake murphy wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:04:51 -0600, zxcvbob wrote: > >> wrote: >>> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >>> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >>> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >>> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >>> They're the lima bean of the nut world. >> I like them; I pick them (and the pecans) out first in mixed nuts. >> They are also a nice addition to fruit cake. Other than that, I >> really haven't figured out how to cook with them. >> >> We used to have a *very* non-PC name for them when I was a kid. >> >> Bob > > doesn't anyone eat mixed nuts, you know, mixed? > > your pal, > blake That just ain't natural. ;-) Bob -- "Human sacrifice. Dogs and cats living together. Mass hysteria!" -Dr. Venkman from "Ghost Busters" |
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On Jan 12, 8:40�am, --Bryan > wrote:
> On Jan 12, 7:30�am, John Kuthe > wrote: > > > > > > > On Jan 12, 1:16�am, " > wrote: > > > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. �I've > > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. �Does > > > anybody actually eat them? �Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > > Brazil Nuts are one of my favorite nuts,. Yes, I eat them. Mild flavor > > and a lot of nut payoff for the effort of cracking one open. I was > > always pleased with my ability to crack them with a nutcracker and > > actually extract the nut meat intact, which I determined was much more > > effective on Brazil Nuts which rattled in their shells (indicating > > that the nut meat was not bound to the shell!) > > > I used to eat a LOT of Brazil Nuts when I was a kid. My mother would > > always buy those assorted nuts in the shell aroujnd the Holidays. > > I've been snacking on assorted nuts the past few weeks. > Like peaches, sometimes they are free, and sometimes cling. �The > clingers can be pretty frustrating. > > My favorite nut is hickory, but the squirrels get them all. �I wish > they'd let you hunt them with a pellet gun here in St. Louis County. > > > > > John Kuthe... > > --Bryan- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - My grandparents had a couple hickory nut trees on their farm. I can still remember picking them up off the ground and using rocks to break them open. |
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--Bryan wrote:
> On Jan 12, 1:16 am, > wrote: >> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > I love Brazils. Guess which country produces the most Brazil nuts. Trick questiosn. Technically and botanically, they are not produced. They are only harvested. -sw |
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> wrote in message ... > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does > anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. > They're the lima bean of the nut world. I like them. I used to make sugared walnuts, sugared pecans and sugared Brazil nuts and sell them at craft shows. JonquilJan Learn something new every day As long as you are learning, you are living When you stop learning, you start dying |
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sf wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:16:09 -0800 (PST), " > > wrote: > >> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >> anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > My husband likes them. He used to eat the brazil nuts first in a can > of mixed nuts. After that, it was almonds... then everything else, > but I got dibs on cashews. I used to do that, too, but it was to get rid of them so I could enjoy the cashews. Save the best for last! Kate -- Kate Connally “If I were as old as I feel, I’d be dead already.” Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back, Until you bite their heads off.” What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about? |
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On Jan 12, 11:39*am, Sqwertz > wrote:
> --Bryan wrote: > > On Jan 12, 1:16 am, > *wrote: > >> My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. *I've > >> eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > >> away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. *Does > >> anybody actually eat them? *Everyone I've talked to has said no. > >> They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > > I love Brazils. *Guess which country produces the most Brazil nuts. > > Trick questiosn. *Technically and botanically, they are not produced. > They are only harvested. OK, which country harvests...? > > -sw --Bryan |
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On Jan 12, 11:24*am, " > wrote:
> On Jan 12, 8:40 am, --Bryan > wrote: > > > > > > > On Jan 12, 7:30 am, John Kuthe > wrote: > > > > On Jan 12, 1:16 am, " > wrote: > > > > > My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've > > > > eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give > > > > away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does > > > > anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. > > > > They're the lima bean of the nut world. > > > > Brazil Nuts are one of my favorite nuts,. Yes, I eat them. Mild flavor > > > and a lot of nut payoff for the effort of cracking one open. I was > > > always pleased with my ability to crack them with a nutcracker and > > > actually extract the nut meat intact, which I determined was much more > > > effective on Brazil Nuts which rattled in their shells (indicating > > > that the nut meat was not bound to the shell!) > > > > I used to eat a LOT of Brazil Nuts when I was a kid. My mother would > > > always buy those assorted nuts in the shell aroujnd the Holidays. > > > I've been snacking on assorted nuts the past few weeks. > > Like peaches, sometimes they are free, and sometimes cling. The > > clingers can be pretty frustrating. > > > My favorite nut is hickory, but the squirrels get them all. I wish > > they'd let you hunt them with a pellet gun here in St. Louis County. > > > > John Kuthe... > > > --Bryan- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text - > > My grandparents had a couple hickory nut trees on their farm. *I can > still remember picking them up off the ground and using rocks to break > them open. Weren't they delicious? They'd have to be, as much of a bear as they are to get the nuts out of. --Bryan |
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On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:16:09 -0800 (PST), "
> wrote: >My sister gave me a large canister of mixed nuts for Christmas. I've >eaten the cashews, the almonds, the pecans, and I've managed to give >away the hazelnuts, but nobody will touch the Brazil nuts. Does >anybody actually eat them? Everyone I've talked to has said no. >They're the lima bean of the nut world. They're great. When I was a kid we'd always try to get to the mixed nuts first to get them. Lou |
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