Are Cashews Nuts?
The cashew tree produces a fruit, and the cashew nut is the seed of that fruit. The fruit of the cashew tree is botanically classified as an accessory fruit, which means that it develops from tissues adjacent to the ovary, rather than the ovary itself.
The actual “nut” we purchase and consume is derived from this seed’s kernel. Within the shell of the cashew, there is a kidney-shaped seed. This seed consists of an outer and an inner layer. Once the shell and outer layer are removed, the edible and beloved kernel within, is what we know as a “cashew”.
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