Peanuts
Seasons International Pvt. Ltd. is one of the Best quality Peanuts supplier and exporter from India in bulk quantity throughout the world.
Peanuts contains vitamin E, magnesium, foliate, copper and arginine. Studies reveal that peanuts can even be useful for weight loss and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. In addition, the skins have an ample amount of natural antioxidants & a high content of dietary fiber. This is with reference to the different types, be it light-roasted or dark-roasted.
Specifications:
Botanical Name
Arachis Hypogaea
Common Names
Peanuts, Goober peas, Groundnuts, Pindar, Monkey Nuts
Purity
Max 99.50%
Moisture
Max. 9%
Types
Bold, Java, TJ
Size Counts
Bold – 70/80, 60/70, 50/60, 50/55, 40/50, 40/45, 38/42
Java – 80/90,50/60
TJ- 80/90,50/60
Non GMO
Origin
India
Here are the Uses and Health Benefits of Peanuts:
Groundnuts, or peanuts, are the most widely consumed legume throughout the world. They are very popular because of their delicious taste, their versatility and the huge amount of health benefits they have.
Uses:
1. Culinary Staple: Groundnuts are a multifaceted component that is utilized in a great many cooking recipes. Throughout the world, they can be eaten raw, roasted, boiled, or ground into various products. In different cuisines, groundnuts are the basic ingredients for peanut butter, sauces, dips, and snacks, such as peanut brittle or roasted peanuts.
2. Cooking Oil: The oil from the nuts, which is called groundnut oil, is usually used for cooking because of its high smoke point and it has a neutral flavor. It may be used to fry, saute and make salad dressings.
3. Baking: Groundnuts can be chopped into flour and used in baking recipes to add flavor and texture to cakes, cookies, and breads.
4. Snacks: Roasted groundnuts are the most favorite snack food that is eaten by the people when it is roasted and mixed together with other things such as spices, sugar, and salt.
5. Condiments: The groundnut sauce or paste is a typical element in a lot of foods of different cuisines, particularly in African and Southeast Asian dishes. It contributes to the layers of taste and texture in soups, stews and marinades.
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