5. Almond Nuts

6. Apricot Nuts Apricot kernels are sometimes used as an almond substitute, an Apricot seed derived ersatz- Marzipan is known as “Persipan” in German and is extensively used in foods like Stollen.

7. Arecanut Nuts

9. Brazil Nuts The hazelnut is an incredibly nutritious nut that mainly cultivated in Europe, United States and Turkey. It’s available year around. In markets, the hazelnuts available in different forms such as shelled, unshelled, sweetened or salted. It can be stored for years with the outer shell. This highly nutritious nut is widely used as an addition to biscuits, cakes and chocolates.

10. Brazil Nuts The Brazil nut is a nutrient - dense seed that not only found in Brazil but also in forests of Peru, Venezuela, Colombia and Bolivia. Brazil nut is an excellent health food because it is rich in minerals, healthy fats, carbohydrates and fiber. It grows only in wild. Each coconut-like casing of Brazil nuts has 20-30 seeds.

11. Cashew Nuts The cashews are actually crescent-shaped seeds that cultivated in more than 30 countries across the world. Brazil, India, Nigeria and Vietnam are leading producers of cashew nuts today. Cashews are a great source of minerals, healthy mono saturated fats and vitamins. Today, different forms of cashew available in markets including raw, salted or sweetened.

12. Chestnut The pod of the edible sweet chestnut has a sort of "porcupine" look to it with thin prickly spikes that point out in all directions and form a sort of

13. Chorali Nuts

14. Date Nuts Dates are incredibly sweet. They are a great source of fiber, potassium, iron and several plant compounds. Of all the dried fruit, they are one of the richest sources of antioxidants, contributing to reduced oxidative damage in the body

15. Hazel Nuts The hazelnut is an incredibly nutritious nut that mainly cultivated in Europe, United States and Turkey. It’s available year around. In markets, the hazelnuts available in different forms such as shelled, unshelled, sweetened or salted. It can be stored for years with the outer shell. This highly nutritious nut is widely used as an addition to biscuits, cakes and chocolates.

16. Macadamia Nuts The most expensive nut in the world is the Macadamia. To date, there are only two kinds of nuts. The rarity of the product indicated by the, that the tree bears fruit macadamia though to 100 year old, but it requires special care. Every year it produces only 40 tons of walnut, so the price for 1 kilogram reaches 30 dollars

17. Melon Seed Nuts

18. Pea Nuts Peanut tree (Sterculia quadrifida) or bush peanut, native to Australia. One of the tastiest native nuts. Requires no preparation. people.[68] Peanut, or groundnut (Arachis hypogaea), originally from South America, has grown from a relatively minor crop to one of the most important commercial nut crops, in part due to the work of George Washington Carver at the beginning of the 20th century

19. Pecan Nuts Pecan is among the most delicious and nutrient- rich nuts in the world. It is an excellent source of nutrients, minerals and vitamins. The United States is the leading pecan producer in the world. This healthy nut available year round. Pecans can be eaten raw, salted or sweetened.

20. Pine Nuts

21. Pistachio Nuts Pistachios are among oldest nuts in the world. Humans have been using this nut since 6000 B.C. Pistachios are also known as ‘pista’. The pistachio nut is famous for its high nutritional value. It is rich in minerals, vitamins, carbohydrates, proteins, healthy fats and dietary fiber. This healthy nut is available in shelled, unshelled, salted, sweetened and roasted form.

22. Walnut Dated back to 10000 B.C, the nutrient-rich walnuts are the oldest known tree food in the world. It is definitely among the healthiest foods to add to your daily diet. Walnuts are a great source of health benefiting nutrients, vitamins, antioxidants and minerals. It is available year around in the markets. You can also store the unshelled walnuts for many months in a cool dry place.