In the Philippines, the most dangerous wild food

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In the Philippines, the most dangerous wild food
In the Philippines, the most dangerous wild food
This nut grows wild in the Philippines and might be a big deal…but it's very toxic. Let our sponsor BetterHelp connect you with a therapist who can support you, all from the comfort of your home. Visit https://betterhelp.com/gonewiththewynns and get a special discount on your first month.

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Timestamps if you like to skip:

00h00 Epic anchorage and navigation towards Coron
02:53 Why visit Coron, Palawan
04:28 Departure in the mountains to Marcilla
06:35 Wild cashew nut picking
09:30 Why are cashews toxic?
11:03 a.m. Agriculture versus picking
13:04 Eat the best cashew fruits
3:03 p.m. Delivery of wild cashew nuts
4:17 p.m. Outer Islands Cashews
18:24 Why start a cashew business in Coron?
9:07 p.m. Reception and drying of raw cashew nuts
11:20 p.m. How cashews are processed: first steps
26:23 Remove toxic shell and skin
30:05 Manual treatment and incredible cashew oil
31:07 Calibration, sorting and roasting
33:44 Making cashew butter
36:20 The final products

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