Hint:Â These seeds are about the size of a large pea.
What do you think they are?
Edit:Â The answer is now posted.
Mystery Seed of the Week 15
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could they be pistachio nuts? had I known about the previous week’s mystery seed i would have posted an answer, they grow a lot over here in the UAE. the best, I’ve tasted though, came from Saudi Arabia.
These seeds are not from a tree, although the plant and particularly the flowers, are edible. I checked, and it is originally from South America, but is grown worldwide now.