Christmas superfood: What do the dark spots on the nuts mean?

Christmas superfood
What do the dark spots on the nuts mean?


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Nuts are an integral part of Christmas baking.


As we all know, Christmas is nut season. Almost no Christmas recipe can do without these all-rounders. But how do we actually recognize a bad nut – and can nuts actually expire?

Nuts are justifiably a popular snack because these kitchen all-rounders are an excellent source of nutrients. Especially during the festive Christmas season, its versatile use in various recipes makes it an indispensable part of our kitchen. But how can we ensure that the nuts we enjoy are fresh and of high quality? If you’ve ever noticed dark spots on your nuts, don’t worry—they’re not necessarily a sign that the nuts are spoiled. In many cases it is just natural discoloration or stains on the shell that can occur due to storage or transport. The actual fruit inside often remains untouched.

In the Christmas bakery: the good nuts in the pot, the bad ones in the crop

However, it is important to know how to distinguish between good and bad nuts. In the video we show you what you should pay attention to when eating nuts and how you can ensure that you always use high-quality, fresh nuts in your recipes. Proper storage and careful handling of nuts not only ensure an optimal taste experience, but also a healthy diet.

Sources used: utopie.de, p-stash.com, oekotest.de, 24vita.de

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