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What nut from the prunus amygdalus tree is ground into a meal or flour mixed with sugar to make marzipan

Of all the nuts out there, walnuts are the only nut that has this!
Walnuts enjoy a distinction like no other -- they are the only nut that has omega-3 fatty acids! The research on walnuts reads like the Sunday edition of the New York Times -- it's extensive and informative! In addition to the heart healthy benefits (including improvements in endothelial function) you'll get from walnuts, you'll also get a reduced risk of prostate cancer, breast cancer, and improved motor skills in older individuals. Use walnuts as a gluten-free base for anything that needs a crust (think healthy pies and tarts).

The pistachio fruit (yes, it's actually a fruit) and the vegetable kale have a lot in common.
Why? Because they're both green! Pistachios get their green color from the same pigment (chlorophyll) that lights up your spinach, kale and other fabulous plant based foods. Pistachio consumption has been linked to increased antioxidants in the blood, improved heart health and may even decrease your risk for lung cancer. Pistachios can be eaten whole as a snack, used as a butter or paste to flavor foods, or crumbled as a topping on a salad.