yes boil seeds then peel off shell then roast/fry with salt curry powder in sesame oil
Yes, coconut trees produce seeds known as coconut seeds or coconut "nuts." These seeds are enclosed within the hard shell of the coconut fruit.
Yes, pumpkin seeds should be removed from the pumpkin and cleaned before roasting. The outer shell does not need to be removed before roasting, as it can add a crunchy texture and flavor to the seeds.
Zebra plant seeds are small, round, and black in color. They are typically about the size of a sesame seed and have a hard shell to protect the embryo inside.
Cone-bearing plants, also known as gymnosperms, produce seeds that are typically found in cones. These seeds are not enclosed in an ovary and often have a hard outer shell. Examples of cone-bearing plants include pine trees, spruces, and firs.
Well they first start by soaking the seeds in human urine to moisten the shell so it is easier for the shell to be cracked off. Next, you lubricate it with vaseline or any lubricant really, after that suck them hard baby then the shell will pop off and you can roast the seeds until your hearts content. :DD
because they want to
Well, the seeds do have a hard shell, and there is an indentation around the seeds, sort of like a pocket.
bite with teeths
one cup of sunflower seeds (with shell) is 7.5 in point plus
The outer shell. It is also edible.
stop eating the shell
The seed pods have a plastic shell, inside the shell is a sponge that your seeds are placed in.
One of the characteristics of the seeds or fruits is that it usually has a hard shell and is hollow inside.
yes but you need to chew alot
You have to crack or crush the shell and then tear it open to release the seed. Some people do this by biting the shell.
They are protected by the fruit of the apple tree, the apple its self