Sentences with phrase «technically legumes»

My boyfriend hates legumes of all kinds except for Peanuts (which are technically legumes).

Peanuts are technically legumes, but tend to be prepared and consumed like nuts.

Green beans are technically legumes, but they are usually consumed in a similar manner as vegetables.

It wouldn't be «paleo» anymore, as peanuts are technically legumes.

(Soynuts — and peanuts — are technically legumes, not nuts.)

Green beans are technically legumes, but they are usually consumed in a similar manner as vegetables.

We use pecans, cashews, almonds, and peanuts (technically a legume, not a nut) as part of our core ingredients.

Though lentils are technically a legume and not a bean, I would be remiss to not mention them.

While Carob is technically a legume, carob powder is generally made from the pod of the plant and not the seed.

Peanuts, though technically a legume, also contain high levels of antioxidants.

All nuts are not necessarily created equal, and tree nuts are, from a nutritional stand point, far preferable to peanuts, which is technically a legume.

Peanuts are technically a legume that contain lectins and phytates and cause digestive irritation.

Cashews, almonds, peanuts (technically a legume, but you can find them with other nuts), walnuts, and pistachios all fall into the nut category.

Technically a legume, peas are little round seeds produced by pea plants.

Not exact matches

It's has a low Glycemic Impact and is made with natural ingredients include erythritol, organic inulin, organic stevia, and guar gum — the first three sweetener ingredients I mentioned are considered Paleo while Guar Gum, a legume extract used as a thickening agent, is technically not Paleo because it comes from the legume.

Peanuts are a legume so they are technically not paleo, but I don't seem to have an issue with legumes so I still enjoy peanut butter.

Now I no longer eat peanuts (they are a legume, not technically a nut), and I really miss those cookies!

Although a nut in the culinary sense, in the botanical sense the fruit of the peanut is a woody, indehiscent legume or pod and not technically a nut.

Peanuts, technically also a legume and not a nut, also make up a substantial part of our bean consumption, and are also a rapidly rising allergy, especially among children.

Green peas are younger and served as a vegetable but technically are a legume as are the split peas.

And, peanuts (although technically, a legume) also contribute significantly to our dietary intake of antioxidants.

Peanuts technically aren't nuts (they're legumes) but the composition of the oil is similar.

Peanuts (although technically, a legume) also contribute significantly to our dietary intake of antioxidants.

The fiber in legumes is not that fermentable so technically, most of the flatulence comes from the resistant starches, including raffinose, and not from the fiber.

One exception is peanuts, which are technically in the legume family.