Why peanuts grow underground
Peanuts don't hang on trees but ripen in the dark underground. A short story about a plant that buries its fruit.
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Raw or Roasted Nuts: What's Really Healthier?
They're often right next to each other on the supermarket shelf: raw and roasted nuts. But what actually changes during roasting, and which variant is really healthier? What changes during...
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Sunflower Seeds Dakota: What Makes the Variety Special and How to Crack Them Right
Anyone who's ever bought a bag of sunflower seeds has surely come across the name "Dakota." And hardly any sport is as closely tied to the sunflower seed as baseball,...
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Nuts for Athletes: The Ideal Snack Before and After Training
Anyone who exercises regularly knows the feeling: after training, hunger hits hard, but chips or sweets aren't a good choice. Nuts are a practical snack for athletes, providing energy, protein...
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Cashew W240: What the Number on the Packaging Really Means
If you buy cashew kernels regularly, you've probably already come across the designation "W240," usually printed small next to "W180" or "W320." What looks at first glance like a model...
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Traditional Cultural Heritage
Kutnu Fabric German for "Kutnu fabric," this is the story of a revived weaving technique from Gaziantep that had (almost) completely fallen into oblivion! It's a heritage from Ottoman times...
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A Worldwide Bestseller
Hazelnut Season in Turkey The hazelnut, so familiar to us here, originally comes from Turkey. The world's largest hazelnut-growing region lies along the Turkish Black Sea coast. The area stretches...
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The Face of Gaziantep
A 2,300-year-old young girl!Besides pistachios, Gaziantep has another famous landmark: the Gypsy Girl of Zeugma! Her image adorns the entire city and countless souvenir items. It is a mosaic depicting...
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Gastronomically Outstanding!
Chosen by UNESCO! Turkish cuisine is known for its diversity far beyond the country's borders. Within the country, however, one city stands out especially for its culinary delights. Gaziantep! The...
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The Capital of Pistachios – Gaziantep
Pistachios & Gaziantep, a couple that's inseparable!In the southeast of Turkey lies the pistachio city of Gaziantep. The original name "Antep" was renamed Gaziantep after the War of Independence by...
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