Dried Pine Nut Kernels 40g(1.4 oz) - 1.95Kg(68.8 oz) Natural and Very Fresh Product Information: Name: Pine Nut Kernels Family: Pinaceae Expiration Date: Provided on the bag Our dried nuts are 100% free of any artificial colours or preservatives. Description: The pine cone is an edible tiny seed that comes from the female pine cone of a pine tree. Although most pine trees produce edible seeds, only 18-20 species produce fruits large enough to be worth harvesting. Most of them live in North America, Europe and Asia. The process of production and trade can take from 18 months to 3 years, hence their high price in the market. The pine cone as a fruit is usually in the shape of a drop with a beige color, while its texture is relatively soft and buttery. The seed is removed by breaking the hard shell. Their taste is sweet. It has been used since ancient times as an edible seed and it is often added to salads and recipes of Mediterranean cuisine. Typical is the use of pine nuts as a key ingredient in Italian pesto sauce. It is often roasted before being added to the recipe, for example when used as a nut in semolina halva. Nutritional elements per 100 g: Calories (kcal) 673 Lipid 68 g Cholesterol 0 mg Sodium 2 mg Potassium 597 mg Carbohydrates 13 g Fiber 3.7 g Sugar 3.6 g Protein 14 g Vitamin A 29 IU Vitamin C 0.8 mg Calcium 16 mg Iron 5.5 mg Vitamin D 0 IU Vitamin B6 0.1 mg Vitamin B12 0 �µg Magnesium 251 mg
Organic pine nuts are edible seeds harvested from the cones of certain pine tree species, primarily the stone pine or pi�±on pine. These small, elongated seeds are known for their delicate and buttery flavor, making them a sought-after ingredient in various culinary dishes and cuisines around the world. Organic pine nuts are cultivated without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, aligning with principles of organic agriculture. These nutritious nuts are rich in healthy fats, particularly monounsaturated fats, and provide a good source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. They are commonly used in salads, pesto sauce, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes, baked goods, and as a topping for various foods. Due to their unique flavor and nutritional content, organic pine nuts are often considered a premium ingredient and are valued for their contribution to both taste and health in a range of culinary creations.
Organic pine nuts with refined taste Pine nuts are the small, edible seeds in the pine cones. They have a soft and greasy structure with a refined taste. The taste of pine nuts opens completely when you roast them. Because the seeds contain a lot of oil, you can roast them without oil. But you can also eat them raw as well.
Organic pine nuts with refined taste Pine nuts are the small, edible seeds in the pine cones. They have a soft and greasy structure with a refined taste. The taste of pine nuts opens completely when you roast them. Because the seeds contain a lot of oil, you can roast them without oil. But you can also eat them raw as well.
Pine nuts are edible kernels extracted from the seed of a variety of species of pine tree. The seeds are typically thick-shelled and grow inside of pine cones that look very similar to the pine cones that grow on more common pines grown for timber. Cone harvesting and extraction and preparation of the kernels are time-consuming and costly - contributing to the high prices at which pine nuts sell. Pine nuts are highly nutritious and keep well for many months if stored properly in dry, cool conditions and out of direct sunlight. They add interest, flavor and texture to many sweet and savoury dishes. They are a truly natural product - essentially unchanged over centuries - requiring no insecticides or fungicides to either grow the trees or prepare the kernels for market. By some counts there are as many as eighteen different pine species that have been or are now customarily used as food for humans. Pine nuts have been an important food source for thousands of years. Roman soldiers took them as campaign food when they raided Britain over 2000 years ago. Even before that, Greek authors mentioned pine nut trees as food producers around 300 BC, and it is thought that earlier societies used them and the Black Sea between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago. Botanically pine trees belong to the family of Pinaceae Genus Pinus Rosaceae of Genus: Pinus. Some other common names are pinon nuts pignoli cedar nuts chilgoza pinyon pine nuts...etc. Himalayan or Chilgoza pine nuts (Pinus gerardiana). Chilgoza pine nuts are a little longer and more slender than any other species. They are harvested from forests and parts of northern area in PAKISTAN and are used locally and available in markets in Europe, Middle East, FAR EAST and elsewhere in Asia.
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