As a dietary vegan, I eat a lot of nuts. Good source of protein, but mostly I just like them.
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If you picked other, what kind of nut was it?
Do you eat nuts a lot? For special occasions or all the time?
Jacob Rees-Mogg. 
I eat a few nuts almost every day - love them!
I love nuts too in fact I could have ticked all that list. I add extra nuts to muesli.
Difficult choice because I love all nuts but I think the 5 types I voted for are the ones I love most.
I always have a variety of nuts in the cupboard and eat a couple of Brazil nuts and a small handful of mixed nuts most days as a healthy snack.
I like to put cashew nuts in a veggie stir fry, with a bit of chopped ginger, garlic and chilli.
We are a vegetarian household, so we have loads of most of these.
Did you know that peanuts are legumes and not nuts?
Sounds right to me. As a dietary vegan, I was almost going to add pumpkin and sunflower seeds to the list but thought that seeds didn’t make the list, but not by much. I mix them all together, so everything gets mixed in with the nuts.
I add cashews to a chicken stir fry. Love them.
Sounds yummy. 
I add cashews on top of any curry or even curry rice.
I would have to nominate Jeremy Corbyn and his nutter brother Piers Corbyn …they make a right pair of nuts together.
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Yes, but that begs the question, why do people get a nut allergy from eating them?
Peanuts are not a nut, they are a legume, they are an edible seed contained within a pod & within the same family as beans, peas & lentils. Nuts grow on trees, peanuts under the surface of the soil.
Only 40% of people with a nut allergy have any form of response to peanuts & they often have reactions to things other than nuts & peanuts too.
my tastes are simple but pistachios are my favourite
Do you like shelled or unshelled? I buy the shelled because I’m too lazy to shell them, but I think the unshelled are usually softer and somehow tastes fresher.
