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==Nomenclature==

==Nomenclature==

[[Image:Brazil nuts.jpg|left|thumb|shelled Brazil nuts]]

[[Image:Brazil nuts.jpg|left|thumb|shelled Brazil nuts]]

Despite their name, the most significant exporter of Brazil nuts is not [[Brazil]] but [[Bolivia]], where they are called ''almendras''. In Brazil these nuts are called ''castanhas-do-Pará'', literally "chestnuts from [[Pará]]", but [[Acre (state)|Acre]]ans call them ''castanhas-do-Acre'' instead. Indigenous names include ''juvia'' in the Orinoco area, and ''sapucaia'' in Brazil. Though the term has largely fallen into disuse since

Despite their name, the most significant exporter of Brazil nuts is not [[Brazil]] but [[Bolivia]], where they are called ''almendras''. In Brazil these nuts are called ''castanhas-do-Pará'', literally "chestnuts from [[Pará]]", but [[Acre (state)|Acre]]ans call them ''castanhas-do-Acre'' instead. Indigenous names include ''juvia'' in the Orinoco area, and ''sapucaia'' in Brazil. Though the term has largely fallen into disuse since the latter 20th century because of its inflammatory nature, a common slang term for the nuts in some regions of the [[United States]] was "[[nigger]]-toes".

the latter 20th century because of its inflammatory nature, a common slang term for the nuts in some regions of the [[United States]] was "[[nigger]]-toes".

[[Image:Brazilnut.jpg|right|thumb|Brazil nut]]

[[Image:Brazilnut.jpg|right|thumb|Brazil nut]]