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Peanut kernels Jumbo, without shell / Amendoins Jumbo sem casca, 500g

SKU: 3227
€4,85
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Peanut kernels jumbo, raw, with skin and without shell.
The reddish skin is not removed. These large, raw peanuts have not been heated or salted. They have raw food quality.
The peanut (Arachis hypogaea) is a species of plant in the subfamily Faboideae within the legume family
(Fabaceae or Leguminosae). From a botanical perspective, the peanut fruit is a legume that has evolved into a nut. The peanut belongs to the same subfamily as, for example, the pea and the bean species. The English common name of the peanut, peanut (in German “pea nut”), indicates that it botanically belongs to the legume family.
🌍 Origin

Argentina

⌛ Best before:

🚚 Delivery

Delivery from March 13th, 2024 +/- 1-2 working days for Germany.

Delivery on the delivery date shown for neighboring EU countries in the delivery; usually + 1- 6 working days.

🧊 Storage:
Cool, dry and dark.
🍴 Average nutritional values ​​per 100g

Energy (in kJ): 2540

Energy (in kcal): 607

Fat: 49.7g

-Of which saturated fatty acids: 7.7 g

Carbohydrates: 12.9g

-of which sugar: 4.9 g

Fiber: 8.4g

Protein: 24.4 g

Salt: 0.0g

🤧 Allergens

peanuts

📦 Packaging:

Fresh pack as transport packaging.

💡 Tip

The peanut is a child of the sun.
As sea travel increased, people opened up new countries and continents and thus new regions in which the peanut plant also became native
it actually made it into every kitchen around the world.
However, you can't grow them everywhere. Because the peanut plant needs it to be warm.
Today it is therefore mainly in the southern states
the USA, Argentina, Brazil, Egypt and
made their home in Senegal.
Here the peanuts grow in fields,
until the peanut harvest begins.

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