Name: Exotic Brazil Nut (24 Units)
Brand: BoYo Wholesale
SKU: BRBN125W
Price: 7476.0 INR
Availability: InStock

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Exotic Brazil Nut (24 Units)

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1 qty = 24 units Wholesale

SELENIUM RICH : This exotic nut is loaded with Selenium which traces element that is vital for the proper functioning of your body and improve your immune system and cell growth. BETTER SLEEP : This exotic nut loaded with tryptophan with help to relieve diseases like insomnia. HOW TO EAT :...

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Exotic Brazil Nut (24 Units)

SELENIUM RICH : This exotic nut is loaded with Selenium which traces element that is vital for the proper functioning of your body and improve your immune system and cell growth.

BETTER SLEEP : This exotic nut loaded with tryptophan with help to relieve diseases like insomnia.

HOW TO EAT : A healthy keto-friendly and vegan-friendly snack which can with tea with family and friends.

HEALTHY DIET : Loaded with dietary fiber which helps in metabolism and increases good cholesterol levels in the blood.

BOOST IMMUNITY : Pecans are a rich source of manganese which is a powerful antioxidant. This trace mineral protects your nerve cells from free-radical damage, thus boosting immunity and protecting the body from diseases, infections.

Nutrition & Health

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FAQ's

Is it unroasted or unsalted?

It is unroasted/unsalted.

How to eat?

This exotic nut can consume as plain and mix with other trail mix also..

From where it is sourced?

These nuts are imported from USA.

Is it shelled?

It is shelled.

Nut History

The lesser-known cousin of the cashew, the Brazil nut, originates from the same places in Northwestern Brazil. It is cultivated in Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador and has been a staple food for the native tribes for at least 11,000 years.

Like its cousin, the Spanish and Portuguese colonisation of South America discovered the Brazil nut while exploring the rainforests, but Dutch traders introduced it to the rest of the world in the 1600s. To India, they probably came with European traders trading with local royalty.