Nuts

It’s a common side effect, thanks to compounds in nuts called phytates and tannins, which make them difficult to digest. And eating too much fat,… Read More »Can You Get Sick From Eating Pecans?

Linoleic acid: Pecans are extremely rich in this omega-6 fatty acid, which can provide you with a whole list of health benefits. What nuts are… Read More »Do Pecans Have A Lot Of Omega 6?

As long as they’re in a cool place, unshelled pecans can last for up to six months. Shelled pecans will last up to nine months… Read More »How Long Are Pecans Good After Picking?

In commercial operations, a pecan sheller is a machine that uses vibration to separate the nutmeat from the shell after it has passed through a… Read More »How Do Commercial Companies Crack Pecans?

More often than not, trees shed green pecan nuts when they become overloaded with the fruits to maintain balance. Sometimes, pests feeding on the nuts,… Read More »Why Is My Pecan Tree Dropping Green Pecans?

Generally pecans can be stored in a cool, dry place for several months. If stored in the refrigerator or freezer they will last longer. Depending… Read More »What To Do With Pecans After Picking?

Yes, you can eat the unripe pecans that have fallen off ahead of time, but you’ll have to exercise caution while trying to peel off… Read More »Are Unripe Pecans Poisonous?

If you experience an itchy mouth or ears, scratchy throat, hives on the mouth, or swelling of the lips, mouth, tongue, or throat after eating… Read More »What Does An Allergy To Pecans Look Like?

Generally, symptoms will occur within one hour of ingesting a pecan or a pecan-containing substance. Symptoms could include: hives, itching, swelling, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, shortness… Read More »Can Pecans Make You Dizzy?

Pecans can help lower blood pressure: Unsalted pecans can help lower blood pressure due to their high levels of heart-healthy fats and magnesium. Can pecans… Read More »Do Pecans Cause High Blood Pressure?