How it's used
Used in trail mixes, stir-fries, snacks, or crushed on meals.

Legume often considered a nut, rich in protein and monounsaturated fats.
Your kitchen
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Used in trail mixes, stir-fries, snacks, or crushed on meals.
Pair with fruits for a blood sugar-stabilizing snack.
Try it in the kitchen
Warm toasted oats in a silky cocoa, cinnamon and chilli base, with caramelised banana, orange, peanut ripple and cacao crunch.
Open recipeBatchable banana and peanut baked oats with a soft cake-like middle, cocoa ripple and roasted peanut-pumpkin crunch.
Open recipeSoft pressed millet breakfast bars with peanut, orange, dates, wheat germ, flax, pumpkin seeds and roasted peanut crunch.
Open recipeA traditional Nigerian steamed pudding of blended black-eyed peas, peppers and onion, set in ramekins over a slow steam - savoury, dense and deeply peppery.
Open recipeSticky ginger-chilli seitan, creamy white bean pรขtรฉ, sharp carrot-daikon pickle and abundant fresh herbs in a crisp wholemeal baton.
Open recipeA West African-inspired maafe - tomato and white bean stew enriched with peanut butter and ginger, served over brown rice and finished with crushed roasted peanuts.
Open recipeNutrition notebook
Calories
576kcal
Protein
26.1g
Carbs
6.3g
Fat
49.6g
Small numbers, big impact
Nutrition values are estimates and can vary with variety, brand, cooking method and water content.