Chestnut

A chestnut is a type of edible nut that grows on deciduous trees and shrubs belonging to the genus Castanea in the beech family (Fagaceae). [1]

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Castanea sativa is more commonly known as the sweet chestnut and is perhaps best known for its edible nuts. The nuts are used by confectioners, eaten roasted and ground to make flour. There's even a corsican beer made with chestnuts.castanea sativa has been cultivated for over two thousand years for its edible starchy nuts. These chestnuts were once a staple food in europe but are enjoyed merely as a delicacy today. Historically, chestnuts were ground into flour or coarse meal.chestnuts are nutritionally very similar to wheat, except for a lack of the protein gluten, a binding agent, so baked goods made with chestnut flour tend to have holes or a crumbly texture. Chestnuts are still an important source of starch in parts of europe, such as the island of corsica where they are also used to brew beer.elsewhere in europe, chestnuts are used in confectionery (most famously, marrons glac s from france), puddings and cakes. They are also used in savoury dishes and in poultry stuffing, especially at christmas. Chestnuts roasted over a brazier are eaten as a winter street food in european cities.the wood of castanea sativa is durable; it has been used to make furniture, barrels, fencing and roof beams. However, as it tends to split and warp, it is not usually used in large pieces requiring structural strength.the leaves of sweet chestnut are used in herbal remedies for coughs, diarrhoea and rheumatism. The leaves are rich in tannins and possess antibacterial and antifungal properties. Research has shown that castanea sativa probably has allelopathic effects on other plant species growing nearby; that is, chemicals in the leaves that are released into the leaf litter of the forest floor inhibit the germination and the growth of other tree species' seedlings nearby.

Chinese chestnuts are sweet, nutritious, and versatile nuts from the Castanea mollissima tree, known for being low in fat compared to other nuts and rich in complex carbohydrates and fiber. They are easy to peel and can be roasted, boiled, baked, or ground into flour for use in both sweet and savory dishes.

Chestnuts are the only low-fat nuts, with a fraction of the calories of other types of nuts. They contain just 1 gram of fat and a little less than 70 calories per 30 grams of dried or roasted nuts. The downside is they're lower in vitamins and minerals. But they're still relatively nutritious and provide some carbohydrate. They radically increase their caloric intake once they're boiled. Of all the different types of nuts, chestnuts are the only nuts that contain vitamin C. Just 100 grams of chestnuts supply 45% of the RDA of this vital antioxidant nutrient.

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Dry Chestnut

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Premium quality Chestnuts sourced from select farms, ideal for hotel kitchens, gourmet restaurants, and bakeries. Known for their naturally sweet, creamy flavour, chestnuts are a seasonal specialty widely used in soups, stuffings, desserts, and roasted snack preparations. Supplied in bulk for HoReCa and food processing buyers. Key Specifications:- Form: Whole / Shelled (available on request) - Shelf Life: 3-6 months under cool, dry storage- Packaging: 5 kg / 10 kg net weight bags - Grade: Food-grade, free from damage and moisture- FSSAI Compliant Ideal for: Hotels, Restaurants, Cafes, Bakeries, Gourmet Food RetailersMOQ: 5 kg | Bulk pricing available

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