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I typically leave the scientific, technical information to others even though as Certified Home Economist I am qualified to interpret and dispense the same information. Given the fact that I did just that for 30 years professionally, I decided in retirement I would leave that part of my life behind.
However, when my husband eats copious amounts of raw peanuts
this time of the year, I thought perhaps I should investigate. Here is my
report:
- Peanuts are not nuts; they are legumes, such as lentils, beans, and peas.
- One-fourth cup of raw peanuts yields 35 percent of the daily requirement of manganese, 20 percent of tryptophan, folate, copper, niacin, 18 percent of the daily requirement of protein and a host of other nutrients.
- One-fourth cup contains only 160 calories.
- Raw peanuts are a great source of gluten free nutrients.
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