Why do macadamia nuts have a crack? What should I do if the macadamia nut is not cracked?

Macadamia nuts are very delicious and nutritious nuts. People usually choose to treat relatives and friends as a treat on important occasions and occasions. It looks more elegant. Why do macadamia nuts have a crack? Many friends are very concerned about this. Let's explore it together today.

Contents of this article

1. Why do macadamia nuts have a crack?

2. What to do if macadamia nuts don’t open

3. What to do if you don’t have a macadamia nut opener

Why do macadamia nuts have a crack?

Machine processing. Macadamia nuts will naturally crack when they are ripe. This crack is irregular, but most macadamia nuts have cracks made by processing because their shells are hard and thick, making them inconvenient to open and eat. The cracks made by processing are more regular and smooth, and can be peeled smoothly using an opener.

What to do if macadamia nuts don’t open

Unopened macadamia nuts can be put into a cloth bag and then hit with a small hammer. It is best to control the force to enough to crack the macadamia nuts open. If you cannot control it, use a clean cloth bag so that the crushed pulp can be eaten directly.

What to do if you don't have a macadamia nut opener

If you don't have an opener when eating opened macadamia nuts, you can use other things instead.

Stainless steel spoon: The tip or handle of a stainless steel spoon can be inserted into the opening of the macadamia nut, and the macadamia nut can be opened by simply lifting it up.

Choose a suitable stainless steel nail clipper. The thickness of your nail cap should be able to fit into the opening of the macadamia nut. Just slightly rotate the angle of the nail clipper.

The pointed end of a flat-blade screwdriver can fit into the opening of the macadamia nut, and you can also use a flat-blade screwdriver to open the macadamia nut directly.