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Published: 2014-07-25 10:12:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 302; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 0
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Congratulations to ArtByBeverly for identifying this as a peanut.
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A Plumpy Nut? An edible paste made of peanuts for severe or acute malnutrition?
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Yeah. You got it - a peanut. This is just a 3:1 close up of a regular old split peanut (salted).They split into halves very naturally.
A peanut is actually a "legume" which is a bean, not a real nut. The little nub at the bottom is the germ of the peanut.
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Aww thankfully, it was beginning to drive me 'legume's' LOL...great macro shot too by the way!!
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ROFL Grumpy and I just had a good laugh at your comment. Nice one Beverly, and well solved too
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Lol, glad you liked the "not so nutty" humour 
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You get extra credit for the wordplay!
Whenever I see this picture - I want to eat it.
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Yay! I thought you might get a kick outta that! 
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oh god I totally have no idea
is this something that can be found worldwide?
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It is grown and available worldwide. It is the used in the treatment for acute malnutrition today.
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Very close (salted). However, it looks like nut, acts like a nut, feels like a nut, sounds like a nut - but it is not a nut.
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Not a pretzel. Although it is sometimes used as a snack item.
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Okay, another line of thought then... 👍: 0 ⏩: 0
No cake.
Scientifically speaking this would be called a fruit, but that covers specific tissues of the flower and the ovaries of all flowering plants.
So there is a seed of truth in what you said.
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A pastry? I see sugar or salt cubes on it.
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Not a pastry. But what you say has a germ of truth to it.
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Not a doughnut. When I said "germ of truth" that was two clues. One is literal. The second is is that the "sugar or salt cubes" was correct.
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So it's made of wheat... some kind of bread? xD I'm horrible at this!
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Not wheat or any other cereal grain.
This is only half of the whole. {edit} When I say this I mean this object was split before the picture was taken. Not that the picture only shows the top half.
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