One ounce of pine nuts costs around $1.44, compared to around 42 cents for almonds, according to a review of prices on Amazon. "When you taste a fresh pine nut, there’s nothing like it.

A rich lexicon exists for the araucaria pine nut, with every community giving the tree’s seed a different name according to the seed’s characteristics, such as its appearance or stage of ripeness.

The pine nut is a beloved ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine - think pesto hummus or stuffed eggplant. In Lebanon, its export is so valuable it's called white gold, but an invasive species of bug ...

While there is still time to enjoy the last days of summer, soon days will become shorter and a new season will be upon us. Fall’s cooler temperatures make the perfect time to explore Western Colorado ...

In another case, in 2017, a nut picker went missing near the North Korea border after his balloon became untethered. Even without out-of-control balloons, harvesting pine nuts in China can be a ...

Every time you eat or drink, the good old sucking-on-a-penny taste worsens, overtaking the flavor of any food you’re eating. Basically, Pine Mouth is hell for anyone who enjoys eating food.