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Localité:
California, USA
Prix de commande minimale:
Commande minimale:
1
Packaging Detail:
-
Delivery Time:
-
Supplying Ability:
1, 000
Payment Type:
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Personne àcontacter Mr. Brad
2410 McGregor Dr., Avon, IN
Apricot Kernel Information - These are fresh, high quality, naturally-dried, California-grown apricot kernels which have not been steamed or cooked and, thus, retain their full compliment of natural nutrients. Because of their unusual flavor, many of our customers consider them to be a spice. As with most spices, however, the flavor may not be pleasing when consumed alone or in large quantities. One would not expect to eat a handful of pepper corns, for example, without experiencing an adverse reaction. Likewise, one should not expect to enjoy eating apricot kernels straight out of the bag - although we are informed by many customers that they do not mind the taste that way and even have come to like it. For most, however, this is not the case, and we recommend that the kernels be ground in a blender, placed into a grated-cheese shaker, and then sprinkled lightly over main-course foods. When used in this fashion, they take on an almond-like flavor that, to most people, is quite pleasing. They are especially tasty on hot vegetable dishes, fruit, baked potatoes, and soup, and also when mixed into cold cereal or granola. They really add to the flavor of almost everything. Many customers also like to chew the kernels, whole or chopped, along with something sweet, such as a trail mix of carob chips, unsulfured raisins, peanuts, and coconut flakes. A delicious candy roll can be made from this mix by adding a little honey and coating with melted carob. Some of our customers tell us they purchase empty gelatin capsules at their health-food store or drug store and then fill them with ground-up kernels. This is a convenient way to carry the kernels as seasoning for use away from home. Apricot Kernel Caution - It is important to remember that, like with most spices, enough is good, but more is not necessarily better. Generally that limit is the number that one would eat if he or she were also eating the whole apricot.
