pea·nut /ˈpēnət/ Learn to pronounce noun plural noun: peanuts 1. the oval seed of a South American plant, widely roasted and salted and eaten as a snack. 2. the plant of the pea family that bears the peanut, which develops in pods that ripen underground. It is widely cultivated, especially in the southern US, and large quantities are used to make oil or animal feed.

Peanuts are symbolic of prosperity, wealth, the stability of life, Fortune, benevolence, and empowerment: Seeing peanuts in your dreams, being given them, or growing them, is a strong representation of this omen/interpretation.

What are the benefits of peanuts? Peanuts are as popular as they are healthy. They're an excellent plant-based source of protein and high in various vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds. They can be useful as a part of a weight loss diet and may reduce your risk of both heart disease and gallstones.May 7, 2019

To make it short, peanuts are actually not nuts, but related to peas. So when a pea looks and tastes like a nut, what might one call it? It used to be called both ground pea and ground nut. The etymology authorities at hand don't specifically say why peanut became popular.Jul 15, 2011

Is it bad to eat peanuts everyday? Eating nuts, peanuts daily could lower death risk from cancer, other diseases. ... Peanuts and nuts are a good source of omega-3, fiber, vitamin E, antioxidants and "good" fats. As such, they have been associated with a number of health benefits, particularly for the heart.

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