There is a Hugh amount of sodium in salted peanuts and not a good choice to eat. If you need potassium eat bananas, apples, potatoes most fruits. If you like nuts only buy the raw nut with no salt. This is much better choice. You will acquire a taste for no salt after a short time, and it will help your blood pressure as will.
Don't give them salted peanuts, give them unsalted ones.
In the early 2000s, salted or dried peanuts accounted for about half of the snack-nut market.
Most salted peanuts are fairly low-sodium unless they're BBQ flavored or crunchy-coated. A 50g serving of salted peanuts usually has 150mg sodium or less, and also has 12g of protein. To get that much protein with other foods like meat or cheese, you're looking at at least 500mg of sodium. So really it's better to fill up on peanuts! I know this because I read a lot of different nutrition facts. It's a good way to know more about foods!
Peanuts should only be fed to chickens as treats - that means at most around 3-4 times a week, with servings only being a decent size. However, they should only be fed peanuts that have NOT been salted.
Peanuts contain rouoxide which is a mix of oxygen, boron, chloride, fluoride, carbon and hydrogen. Im not sure how much of each element is in it though.
why don't you check it out. Buy a dwarf hamster and feed it salted peanuts. Because honestly this is the only answer your gonna get, I don't think anyone else has tried.
No. In fact, mine loves (natural) peanut butter.
They can have unsalted peanuts but not salted peanuts because too much salt can hurt them badly.
How much potassium in margarine
Brown.. pretty much the same color as peanuts Brown.. pretty much the same color as peanuts
Some types of peanuts like full sun and some peanuts are okay with being in the shade. The peanuts in Hawaii much prefer to be in the sun than in the shade.
A hundred grams of peanuts is roughly equivalent to about 3.5 ounces by weight.