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Everything Everywhere Daily - Peanuts
One of the world’s most popular snack foods is peanuts.
Peanuts are consumed by themselves as a snack, processed in the form of peanut butter, and can be made into peanut oil.
Hundreds of different products, including plastics, dyes, cosmetics, paper, and soap, have all been derived from peanut plants.
However, unlike other popular foods, for some people, the consumption of peanuts can actually be deadly.
Learn more about peanuts, their history, and their uses on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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