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Cashew nut graces dishes across the globe with its rich flavor and satisfying crunch. Vietnam is a leading producer of cashews, and cashews hold a special place in the food world. But what makes them so unique? Although not native […]
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Vietnam is the global leader in cashew nut production and export. The country’s ideal climate and skilled farmers contribute to the exceptional quality of its cashew nuts.
Renowned for their large size, creamy texture, and rich flavor, Vietnamese cashews are a popular choice for consumers worldwide.
Cashew nuts are graded based on size, with higher numbers indicating smaller nuts.
WW240: Large, premium cashews.
WW320: Medium-sized, versatile cashews.
WW450: Smaller cashews, great for adding texture.
Each grade offers unique qualities for different culinary uses.
Ever wondered why cashews have that distinctive shape? Let’s uncover the secrets behind their appearance, from the cashew apple to the final kernel.
Behind the crunchy, nutty cashews is a fascinating harvesting process. Discover how to identify ripe cashew apples, carefully pick them, and then remove the outer shell to reveal the kernel within.