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Raisins

Description: Refuse: 0% Scientific Name: Vitis vinifera NDB No: 09299 (Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion)

Pecan

Description: Long before the arrival of the Europeans to the New World, the pecan served as enrichment of the diet of the tribes in the central and southern regions of the United States. The pecan is without doubt the most important edible nut coming from the United States and one of the famous persons partial t...

Prune

Description: Refuse:13% (Pits) Scientific Name: NDB No: 09291 (Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion)

Dates

Description: Refuse: 10% (Pits) Scientific Name: Phoenix dactylifera NDB No: 09087 (Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion)

Figs

Description: Refuse: 1% (Stems) Scientific Name: Ficus carica NDB No: 09089 (Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion)

Peanut

Description: Refuse: 0% Scientific Name: Arachis hypogaea NDB No: 16087 (Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion)

Walnut

Description: Known and consumed since prehistorical times, the walnut has various origins, in East Asia, Southeast of Europe, North and South America. There exist more than 15 varieties of Juglans, belonging to the Juglandaceae family, but by far the most delicious and commercially important one is the Juglans R...

Hazelnut

Description: Since prehistorical times, proven by fossiles found in Mesplithic and Neolithic sites in Sweden, Denmark and Germany, the halzenut formed part of the primitive man. The origin of the halzenut seems to be in Asia, from which they extended to Europe, where it constitutes one of the oldest agricultural...

Brazil Nut

Description: Brazil nuts are the large seeds of an enormous evergreen tree of the Amazon district. The Bertholletia Excelsa, as this tree is called in Latin, can reach a height of more than 40 metres, with a trunk diameter of nearly 2 and half metres. Its round fruits with a dark brown colour, can weigh more tha...

Almonds

Description: The origin of the almond can be located in the temperate desert areas of western Asia, from which it gradually spread to the warm and dry regions of the Mediterranean. A fruit full of history and tradition, the almond is presently the most important article among the edible nuts, being the indisputa...

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