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There are few kitchen disappointments quite like reaching for a handful of nuts and getting that sharp, bitter, slightly paint-like taste of rancidity. Nuts are not cheap, so throwing away a spoiled bag is a real waste of money as well as good food. The good news is that keeping nuts fresh is eas...

Why Your Morning Snack Determines Your Afternoon Energy We've all experienced the dreaded 3:00 PM slump. You've had a decent lunch, yet an hour later, your eyelids feel like lead weights, and your brain is sending urgent signals that only a sugary latte or a vending-machine chocolate bar can solv...

Let’s get things straight, as much as we enjoy them, nuts can be a pretty puzzling food group. They are not always exactly what they say they are. In fact, botanically speaking, most of the ‘nuts’ that we generally refer to as such, aren't even nuts at all!

Doctors and dietitians will tell you that all nuts are very healthy. They are small but very powerful - packed with desirable nutrients. Nuts are a great source of healthy carbs, good protein and dietary fibre. Adding nuts to your diet will provide you with the energy you need to go through a bus...

Whether you eat nuts raw or roasted, they provide you with great health benefits. 1. Lower risk of contamination Roasting or toasting the nuts can reduce the risk of contamination. Processing any food item at high temperatures, such as cooking, baking and roasting, helps to eliminate germs and mi...

The positive impact of nuts on our mental health Eating just a handful of organic nuts such as almonds, cashews, walnuts, peanuts, pistachios, and hazelnuts daily may help you lower the risk of depression by 17%, new study results revealed. The research results were published in the journal Clini...