Nuts

If you find hazelnuts in the wild, they’ll almost certainly be young and green. This is because birds and small animals tend to take them… Read More »Are Wild Hazelnuts Edible?

It’s usually well-tolerated, but some people are allergic to hazelnuts. Serious allergic reactions are possible. Why does hazelnut make me sick? Symptoms and related allergens… Read More »Can Hazelnuts Make You Sick?

Almost all hazelnuts consumed in North America are sourced from either Oregon or Turkey. Yet, hazelnut trees are native to the eastern half North America… Read More »Where Do Most Hazelnuts Come From?

Now that we have a bar for comparison, let’s look at the amount of selenium in a 100 gram serving of most nuts. Nuts High… Read More »How Much Selenium Is In Hazelnuts?

Hazelnut production has increased by 16% over the last ten years with a global production of 490,000 metric tons recorded in 2017/2018. Top Hazelnut Consuming… Read More »Who Uses The Most Hazelnuts In The World?

The hazelnut has always been the signature ingredient of Nutella®. It was during the post-war period that the creator of Nutella® had the brilliant idea… Read More »Is Nutella Made With Real Hazelnuts?

Hazelnuts grow on large shrubs or small trees in the birch family, while hickory trees can grow to 60 feet or more and are closely… Read More »Are Hickory Nuts The Same As Hazelnuts?

There are different types of hazelnuts across the world, including in Europe, Asia and North America. The three varieties that the Hybrid Hazelnut Consortium work… Read More »Are There Different Varieties Of Hazelnuts?

Oregon. Few realize that Oregon produces 99 percent of the hazelnuts in the United States. Why does Oregon grow so many hazelnuts? You’re probably wondering… Read More »What State Produces The Most Hazelnuts?

From time to time, you may have confused hazelnuts with similar nuts such as filbert, macadamia, and cobnut. What is the difference between a hazelnut… Read More »What Other Nuts Look Like Hazelnuts?