doodleicious says: only this time it's pistachios The modern pistachio nut P. vera was first cultivated in Western Asia. Its cultivation spread into the Mediterranean world by way of central Iran, where it has long been an important crop. The early 6th-Century manuscript De observatione ciborum (On the observance of foods) by Anthimus implies that pistachio nuts ("pistacia" in vulgar Latin) were well known in Europe by late Roman times.You'd wonder ... Used to be that you had to go to a cocktail party late or a Dodgy Bros restaurant to cop a dose of salmonella. Now it is everywhere. CIA plo i'd like to slowly roast their nuts- metaphorically that is- the CIA's- but that goes against the doodle creed by the way ratcatcher2- interesting set of facts there-.....yes- one would wonder.....?..... Country of origin is mandatory on all food products in the EU. BUT, you will never find Iran name on my favourite nut. |
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