Why are peanuts addictive?

So I have to admit, when I saw this question, I had my doubts. But, after some quick research it actually has some validity. read more

Peanuts or nuts can be quite addictive because of the fat content in the nuts that does drive dopamine in our brain. Dopamine is a pleasure motivation hormone and it keeps driving us to want more and more and more. read more

Peanuts are everywhere in America. I fry in peanut oil and my favorite candy indulgence is Peanut M&M’s in Dark Chocolate. I’m not a snacker, but I won’t turn down a handfull of almonds either. And in the summer, I make a mean Gado Gado and it’s all about the peanut sauce. read more

Excitingly for peanut freaks like me, research has shown regular consumption of peanuts can provide protection against Alzheimer’s disease and age-related cognitive decline. I’m off to the shop to stock up in bulk. A really delicious way to enjoy peanuts is in peanut cookies. I’ve tried a few recipes, with mixed results. read more