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Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? - Food - Nairaland

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Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:14pm On Oct 10, 2019
Hello foodies...I need your help with something. I am following a diet that needs me to take "nuts" daily, and I have been okay with taking walnuts, but walnuts season is kind of over right now. Coconut will always be available, but I easily get tired of Coconut. Please does anyone know any other "nuts" that can be easily found in Nigeria. Thanks in advance.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by healthserve(m): 4:16pm On Oct 10, 2019
Tiger nut

Ground nut

Palm nuts
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:20pm On Oct 10, 2019
healthserve:
Tiger nut

Ground nut

Palm nuts
WOWSAS! Can you imagine. How can I forget about these nuts. Thanks a lot. That Tiger Nut though, can one eat and swallow? Most people I see eating it just chew it and spit out. Also, which one is palm nuts smiley Is that what is turned into Palm Oil?
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by healthserve(m): 4:22pm On Oct 10, 2019
kay29000:
WOWSAS! Can you imagine. How can I forget about these nuts. Thanks a lot. That Tiger Nut though, can one eat and swallow? Most people I see eating it just chew it and spit out. Also, which one is palm nuts smiley Is that what is turned into Palm Oil?
Tiger nuts like coconuts these days are bleneded into milk and juice forms. So if for an reasons you need nuts, why not load upnon their juice that has the same nutritional contents. Coconut milk is bae tiger but juice is cool too. You can easily get them handy these days for as low as 300
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:26pm On Oct 10, 2019
healthserve:
Tiger nuts like coconuts these days are bleneded into milk and juice forms. So if for an reasons you need nuts, why not load upnon their juice that has the same nutritional contents. Coconut milk is bae tiger but juice is cool too. You can easily get them handy these days for as low as 300
Thanks a million. I will go for this option. I just hope the one I find in Shoprite Ibadan won't be heavily processed.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by chyckxx(m): 4:28pm On Oct 10, 2019
cashew nuts. cheesy
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by healthserve(m): 4:31pm On Oct 10, 2019
kay29000:
Thanks a million. I will go for this option. I just hope the one I find in Shoprite Ibadan won't be heavily processed.
Don't go for heavily processed one so you don't miss out on he nutritional content. Peanut made from groundnut is also cool
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:31pm On Oct 10, 2019
chyckxx:
cashew nuts. cheesy
Thanks. I have not been seeing Cashew Nuts in Ibadan like I used to see back in Lagos. I guess I have to do more research on that. I love cashew nuts smiley
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:31pm On Oct 10, 2019
healthserve:
Don't go for heavily processed one so you don't miss out on he nutritional content. Peanut made from groundnut is also cool
Okay. Thanks.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by chyckxx(m): 4:38pm On Oct 10, 2019
kay29000:
Thanks. I have not been seeing Cashew Nuts in Ibadan like I used to see back in Lagos. I guess I have to do more research on that. I love cashew nuts smiley
i do, too. like you said, it’s very common in lagos; even sold in traffic.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 4:39pm On Oct 10, 2019
chyckxx:
i do, too. like you said, it’s very common in lagos; even sold in traffic.
Yup.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by viettastitches(f): 10:43am On Oct 13, 2019
donut.lol
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by healthserve(m): 4:44pm On Oct 13, 2019
viettastitches:
donut.lol
Smh grin Table shaker
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by Blesstar(f): 8:33pm On Oct 13, 2019
kolanut grin
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by Wuzyurdaddy(m): 5:40am On Oct 14, 2019
Blesstar:
kolanut grin
grin
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by Anonymous29: 6:34am On Oct 14, 2019
kay29000:
WOWSAS! Can you imagine. How can I forget about these nuts. Thanks a lot. That Tiger Nut though, can one eat and swallow? Most people I see eating it just chew it and spit out. Also, which one is palm nuts smiley Is that what is turned into Palm Oil?
sure one can swallow, that's actually fibre. Fibre is really good for the body.
Moreover not all nuts are healthy.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by kay29000(op): 6:54am On Oct 14, 2019
Anonymous29:
sure one can swallow, that's actually fibre. Fibre is really good for the body.
Moreover not all nuts are healthy.
Okay, thanks. Please can you tell me about the nuts that are not healthy.
Re: Apart From Walnut And Coconut, Which Other "Nuts" Do We Have In Nigeria? by Probz(m): 7:51am On Oct 14, 2019
Akwu
Opapa
Ehulu (calabash nutmeg)

All sorts.
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