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| percypony |
Cob nuts / Hazel nuts???What's the difference?and now I have got a load what can I do with them other than salting? Thanks! |
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| vipper |
I think they are effectively the same thing. I have seen cobnut used to describe fresh ones and hazelnut to describe dried ones.
Use them in cooking - stews and stuffings. |
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| sean |
You could make this | ||||
| tahir |
Hazel's are riounder, cobs more pointed, either that or one remains torally in the husk and the other sticks out, summink like that, and like all such rules there are loads of exceptions. | ||||
| Naomi |
You can make pesto using hazel nuts too. | ||||
| Tavascarow |
aren't cobbs cultivated & hazlenut wild.
Cornwall not known for its cob nut orchards so I speak only on a hunch? 
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| tahir |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobnut | ||||
| Tavascarow |
Jezus thats a hell of a lot of chocolate spread!! 
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| percypony |
Being as they are small and longer and pointier then they might be cob nuts then. Not that it really matters!
Would love to know how to make something like the nutella spread?
Didn't think of a pasta sauce. Thanks sean. Got a load more last night so got to think of what to do with them... |
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| judith |
Didn't Ms Womble of this parish do extensive Nutella-making trials last year? |
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| sean |
The search function is your friend. |
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| percypony |
Thanks sean. I did a search on everything nut related but didn't think about the actual word nutella! 
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