#Tree Nuts

[nice-bright-colors]

I got me a big ol’ pair of freshly polished buckeyes.

#tree nuts #buckeyes #not Ohio State

[peggykicks-ass]

#i specifically like #Beechnuts #foraging #tree nuts #cottagecore #gerynistalking

[aetheternity]

When I first saw the title of your blog I thought it said “pistachiophobic”

Well that would also be a good blog header for me seeing as I'm allergic to pistachios.

#but tbh I'm allergic to all nuts #cashews #peanuts #almonds #tree nuts #etc etc #cal answers #anon ask

[m-1239]

Mixed Nuts !

#Walnut #Cashews #Peanuts #Almonds #Tree Nuts #Brazil Nuts #Pecan Nuts #Hazelnuts #Pistachio Nuts #Macadamia Nuts ! #A Nut for Every Craving: Go nuts for all your favorites with this tasty assortment of roasted cashews #almonds #pecans #pistachios #and hazelnuts. Find all the premium mixed nuts you crave #Irresistibly Crunchy: Roasted to perfection in peanut oil and seasoned with sea salt #these deluxe mixed nuts have the crunchy texture and natural nutty flavors you expect from PLANTERS snack foods #Snacks with Substance: PLANTERS Deluxe Mixed Nuts contain 5g of plant-based protein and 170 calories per 1oz serving to help ward off hunge

[halidaia]

Tree nuts

Have you ever thought about how, much like humans, trees use their nuts to reproduce?

#nuts #tree nuts #balls #eat my nuts

[silentaffirmation]

I'm standing here in the grocery store but I'm too excited to wait:

I just called Hostess re: one of their holiday cakes and Factory 2100 IS NOW FREE OF PEANUTS AND TREE NUTS! That's their main factory!! So 2100, 2300, and 2400 are all safe now for peanut and tree nut* allergies!!

(Note: always call and confirm these things yourself, but I had to share the good news!)

*Okay, 2100 still has coconut, which some allergists consider a tree nut. But my severely allergic kid's allergist has said he's okay with coconut cross-contamination.

#Peanut allergy #Tree nut allergy #Food allergies #Peanuts #Tree nuts #Cross-contamination

[foodlawlatest]

Codex Alimentarius published a report on threshold levels for non-priority allergens

Codex Alimentarius recently published another useful report on the review of scientific data to establish threshold levels for non-priority allergens (not considered in the previous reports), namely: – specific tree nuts (Brazil nut, macadamia/Queensland nut, pine nut)– soy– celery– lupin– mustard– buckwheat– oats For any inquiry, please contact me or Bert Popping at Food Orbit…

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#allergens #Bert Popping #celery #Codex Alimentarius #Food #food orbit #lupin #mustard #PAL #soy #threshold #tree nuts

[wearseesnap]

Italian-Style Broccoli Rabe Broccoli rabe is marinated in a fragrant garlic, anchovy, and olive oil paste, sauteed in a skillet, and served with toasted pine nuts in this wonderful Italian side dish.

#tree nuts #doctor #italian #side dish #skillet

[riandundon]

Italian-Style Broccoli Rabe Recipe

This delicious Italian side dish features sauteed broccoli rabe that has been marinated in a flavorful garlic, anchovy, and olive oil paste.

#italian #side dish #pine nuts #doctor #combination #lemon #tree nuts

[plaguedgoddess]

#half a shell #left for fairies #nature #beautifully placed #recycle #replenish #plants #nuts #tree nuts

[absolutequeertrash]

why did no one tell me hazelnuts are actually kinda good

#its like nutella just without the chocolate #hazelnut #hazelnuts #tree nuts

[wonders-of-natur]

#a place to get your mind right #therapy #breath of the wild #breath of fire #camp fire #fire pit #take my breath away #breath taking #forest #pine nuts #pine trees #pine tea #camp fire coffee #cristal clear water #cristal water #fishing #hiking

[animatedtext]

requested by tree-nuts-stuff 

#My dick's too big #men are too pretty #and the world is on fire #tree-nuts-stuff #rainbow

[gratescoff]

Grandma's Zucchini Bread

Ingredients: 3 eggs 2 cups sugar 1 cup oil 2 cups raw zucchini, grated 2 cups flour 1/4 tsp baking powder 2 tsp baking soda 3 tsp cinnamon 1 cup chopped nuts 1 tsp (scant) salt 2 tsp vanilla

Directions: Beat eggs, add sugar, oil, and zucchini. Add dry ingredients and mix (until just combined cuz this is basically like muffin mix). Add vanilla and nuts to mix. Pour into two greased and floured loaf pans. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for one hour.

(Note that I'm not 100% sure the 1h time is correct from what I transcribed since she baked with a very, very old set of ovens. Modern ovens and convection bake will likely speed this up rapidly. Follow the toothpick test and think of this like banana bread or other quickbreads.)

#recipes #my recipes #grate scoff #eggs #tree nuts #baking #q

[teaboot]

I have to remind myself that my characters don't have to be tortured or dramatic to be interesting.

My first DND character was a balding, paunchy, post-middle-aged human man whose wife had just left him and whose kids had grown up and moved away.

He quit his menial job and decided to take up music, something he'd never been very good at that didn't pay the bills, and become a bard.

He was bad at it. Really, really bad. His instrument was shit and he'd never had any formal lessons. On top of that, he was pretty tone-deaf.

BUT. He could play very, very bad noises very, very loud.

On our first campaign, he was cornered by a sea dragon and had no weapons, but by making a loud, horrible noise, he was able to startle it badly enough to lose grasp of the boat.

After that, he used it to herd a small crowd of goblins into a trap by sounding far bigger and more numerous a foe.

He never got much better, but he did grow his confidence, and won the affection and respect of his companions, who grew to support him in ways nobody else had before.

I had to stop playing him for a while after that, but last I had him, he was developing an interest in color and flare and fashion that he'd never paid much attention to before.

He didn't lose weight, or grow his hair back, or magically become younger, but he felt brighter, lighter, like he had a new lease on life, like he had something to offer and maybe he deserved to have a bit of fun, now and then, with good company.

He began to wonder if that was what he was missing, before. If perhaps that was why his marriage had wasted away. A lack of drive, of hope, of pride and passion.

I don't know where he would have gone on from there. I don't know if I wanted him to reconnect with his kids, or his ex wife, or his home town. Part of me likes the idea of finding his own way- settling and becoming good friends with his ex, something platonic but warm and fond, and reaching out to his kids and being there for his grandkids and someday passing away bright and loud and loved of old age, asleep in his bed, to be celebrated after by the loudest funeral with the worst music played by the most awful musicians his community had to offer, loud and proud and full of good humor.

Maybe they'd throw a festival, after that. An annual one, with firecrackers and trumpets and clanging pots and pans to scare away the monsters like he did, the roaring hero who came into his own a little later than usual, but wondrously all the same.

A symbol to show that you don't have to bend and squish and contort yourself to fit the space you're in- you can find another space, one that's just your size, and exist there exactly as you are

#He started out as a joke and his name was Jeff Jefferson #He was scared of lizards and allergic to tree nuts #And I loved him #There was a bisexual realization subplot #It was glorious