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"Todd Moody [log in to unmask] [kteee/Paleo]" wrote:
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> On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Enid Headley wrote:
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> > Just a quick question...I know that peanuts and cashews are supposed to be a
> > no-no, but if they can be eaten raw.......what is the reasoning?? I'm not a
> > fanatic about cashews...but I love peanuts!!!
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> The reasoning is faulty. Peanuts and cashews are edible raw.
But, they are legumes. Aren't all legumes ruled out regardless of edibility?
Or is the no-legume idea based on the no "New World" foods you mention? (I think I read that legumes contain a toxin.)
> Some who prefer to avoid New World foods may choose to avoid
> peanuts (and tomatoes, etc.) for that reason, but plenty do not
> choose to avoid New World foods. Cashews grow in pods that have
> a caustic substance, but the nuts themselves are edible raw.
Bye for now,
Jim.
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