#maroochy

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Chillin' 🌲😈🚬

Maroochy having a nice, relaxing moment on the back porch. An upgraded "Send Nudes" commission for Slither! Maroochy, Tasmanian devil: She/Her

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Day 22 of Black History Month. This is Grandmother Death / Ripper’s gran / Mirg’s mother. Her name is Maroochy. Like most of my Grim Reapers she’s a shapeshifter & she’s not giant all the time but if you could, wouldn’t you?

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nem nem nem

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ninderry 💞💞💞💞🌄💗💗💗💗💗

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Meet the 2024 Goldman Environmental Prize Winners

Alok Shukla from India, Andrea Vidaurre from the U.S., Marcel Gomes from Brazil, Murrawah Maroochy Johnson from Australia, Teresa Vicente from Spain, and Nonhle Mbuthuma and Sinegugu Zukulu from South Africa.

This year’s winners include two Indigenous activists who stopped destructive seismic testing for oil and gas off the Eastern Cape in Africa, an activist who protected a forest in India from coal mining, an organizer who changed California’s transportation regulations, a journalist who exposed links between beef and deforestation in Brazil, an activist who blocked development of a coal mine in Australia, a professor of philosophy of law who led a campaign that resulted in legal rights to an ecosystem in Spain.

“There is no shortage of those who are doing the hard work, selflessly. These seven leaders refused to be complacent amidst adversity, or to be cowed by powerful corporations and governments,” John Goldman, president of the Goldman Environmental Foundation, said in a statement. “Alone, their achievements across the world are impressive. Together, they are a collective force—and a growing global movement—that is breathtaking and full of hope.

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National Macadamia Nut Day 

Enjoy a healthy, wholesome, but incredibly tasty snack of roasted macademia nuts, generally imported from Australia, on Macadamia Nut Day.

Australia is famous for many things, mostly its unusual array of beasts that are beautiful and deadly in equal measure. Guests every year dream of seeing the Kangaroo, the Koala, and even the unusual yet beautiful platypus in their natural habitat. Few know, however, that the humble and glorious macadamia nut finds its home here. National Macadamia Nut Day raises awareness of this delicious tree nut and its long and interesting history.

History of National Macadamia Nut Day

Macadamia trees are native to Australia, and are a genus of trees that comprises for separate species, each producing a delicious and edible nut. Known also as the Hawaii nut (more on that later), the maroochi nut, Queensland nut, and even the curiously named bauple nut, it has spread all over the world from its humble origins down under. These days it is one of the most highly sought after nuts, most famous for being the crowning feature of the White chocolate macadamia nut cookie, arguably one of the best cookies to come into existence since the chocolate chip cookie.

The nut itself was first discovered (at least among Europeans) by Allan Cunningham in 1828, but it took another 29 years for it to be named. It was named by Ferdinand von Mueller, a German-Australian Chemist and botanist, after his good friend John Macadam. In 1882 the trees were cultivated in Hawaii to help protect sugar cane, but they didn’t come into agricultural cultivation until 1888. From there it has consistently exploded into popularity, and has become a mainstay of the nut industry.

How to celebrate National Macadamia Nut Day

We suggest getting yourself a big old container of roasted macadamia nuts and snacking away as a solid and healthy start to your celebrations. Then you can take the time to indulge in as many white chocolate macadamia nuts as you can consume. Take no shame, we know there’s nothing in the world that makes National Macadamia Nut Day a joy to experience than reveling in the gluttonous consumption of mass quantities of white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. If you’re really feeling adventurous, make some yourself!

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Experience Best Places to Stay Sunshine Coast with Sunny BNB

Sunny BNB, nestled on the beautiful places to stay Sunshine Coast, embodies the essence of local hospitality and expertise in property management. Since 2016, we've dedicated ourselves to curating exceptional short-term rental experiences. With a portfolio boasting luxurious waterfront houses and stunning beachfront apartments, we cater to diverse guest preferences with a wide array of properties. 

At Sunny BNB, we offer meticulously selected accommodations on the Sunshine Coast, ensuring comfort and convenience. With over 12,000 groups of guests and 7,000 glowing reviews, our properties serve as ideal bases to explore pristine beaches and local attractions. Whether for tranquility or adventure, our personalized service ensures each stay is memorable.

Guest Reviews

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the heartfelt testimonials of our guests. Click on our guest reviews links to explore over 7,000 reviews from delighted visitors who have experienced the Sunny BNB difference firsthand. We take pride in our properties, service levels, and the seamless experiences we create for each guest, ensuring that every stay exceeds expectations.

Things To Do Near Me

The Sunshine Coast is blessed with not only some of the world's best beaches but also an enchanting hinterland just waiting to be explored. Immerse yourself in the region's natural wonders, encounter diverse wildlife, visit unique attractions, savor delectable cuisine at top-tier restaurants, and browse vibrant markets. The options are as abundant as they are varied, promising something special for every visitor.

Cleaning

At Sunny BNB, we maintain the highest standards of cleanliness to ensure your comfort and peace of mind. Our dedicated cleaning staff meticulously prepare each property, using high-quality linen and ensuring every detail is immaculate. From bed linens and towels to poolside amenities and kitchen essentials, we spare no effort in providing a pristine environment for your stay.

Markets

No visit to the Sunshine Coast is complete without exploring its renowned markets. Among them, the Eumundi Markets stand out as a must-see attraction. Located in the charming town of Eumundi, these markets are a vibrant celebration of local creativity and community spirit. Open every Wednesday and Saturday, they offer a captivating array of arts, crafts, gourmet foods, and live music, making it a perfect place to mingle with artisans and discover unique treasures.

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Choosing the right location for your Sunshine Coast getaway is essential, and Sunny BNB offers an exceptional selection of properties to suit your preferences. Whether you prefer the tranquility of a beachfront retreat or the convenience of a central location, our portfolio includes stunning options that promise both comfort and convenience.

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The Sunshine Coast is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. From exploring bustling markets to dining at award-winning restaurants, and from basking on sun-drenched beaches to hiking through lush hinterland trails, every day offers a new adventure. 

Markets

The Sunshine Coast is renowned for its vibrant markets, each offering a unique local experience.

Eumundi Markets: Located in the charming town of Eumundi, these markets are a cultural hub showcasing arts, crafts, and gourmet delights. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays, visitors can explore stalls offering everything from handcrafted jewelry to organic produce and live music performances. The community atmosphere and commitment to sustainability make Eumundi Markets a must-visit.

Cotton Tree Markets: Held every Sunday in Maroochydore, Cotton Tree Markets boast a scenic riverside setting and a diverse range of stalls. Visitors can browse through art, crafts, and fresh local produce while enjoying the laid-back vibe by the Maroochy River.

Caloundra Street Fair: This bustling market in Caloundra is a Sunday staple, featuring handmade jewelry, clothing, and artworks. With live entertainment and delicious street food, it’s perfect for a leisurely weekend outing immersed in local creativity.

Peregian Beach Markets: Nestled in Peregian Beach, these markets offer a relaxed beachside setting with a mix of art stalls, second-hand goods, and gourmet treats. Held on the first and third Sundays of each month, it’s an ideal spot to find unique souvenirs and enjoy the coastal ambiance.

Eating Out

The Sunshine Coast boasts a diverse culinary scene, with restaurants catering to every palate.

Rice Boi: Located in Mooloolaba, Rice Boi serves up Asian street food inspired by Southeast Asian flavors. Known for its dumplings and creative cocktails, it offers a casual dining experience with waterfront views at the Wharf Mooloolaba.

Fish on Parkyn: Situated in Mooloolaba, this seafood restaurant prides itself on fresh, locally sourced dishes. From classic fish and chips to gourmet seafood platters, Fish on Parkyn provides a taste of the coast in a stylish waterfront setting.

Spice Bar: Also in Mooloolaba, Spice Bar offers a fusion of Thai, Chinese, and Vietnamese cuisine in a modern dining environment. With its vibrant atmosphere and signature cocktails, it’s a hotspot for Asian food enthusiasts looking for a contemporary dining experience.

The Boat Shed: Overlooking the Maroochy River in Cotton Tree, The Boat Shed combines scenic views with a diverse menu featuring breakfast favorites and fresh seafood. Its laid-back vibe makes it a perfect spot for a relaxed meal by the water.

Rick’s Garage: Located in Palmwoods, Rick’s Garage offers a nostalgic dining experience in a retro garage setting. Known for gourmet burgers, classic milkshakes, and live music, it’s a favorite among locals and visitors seeking hearty comfort food and a unique ambiance.

Secrets on the Lake: In Montville Hinterland, Secrets on the Lake offers a romantic dining experience amidst rainforest scenery overlooking Lake Baroon. Specializing in modern Australian cuisine, it’s an ideal choice for a memorable meal in a tranquil setting.

The Spirit House: Famous for its Southeast Asian cuisine, The Spirit House in Yandina blends bold flavors with a picturesque garden setting. Inspired by street markets and traditional dishes from Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, it’s a culinary journey not to be missed.

Beaches

The Places to stay Sunshine Coast is renowned for its stunning beaches, each offering a unique coastal experience.

Kings Beach (Caloundra): A family-friendly destination with a saltwater pool, boardwalk, and dining options, Kings Beach is perfect for swimming and picnicking while enjoying views of the Glass House Mountains.

Moffat Beach (Caloundra): Known for its surf-friendly waves and oceanfront parklands, Moffat Beach is ideal for a relaxing day by the sea just a short walk from Kings Beach.

Dicky Beach (Caloundra): Serene and historic, Dicky Beach is home to the wreck of the SS Dicky, offering beachcombing and sunbathing opportunities against a scenic backdrop.

Mooloolaba Beach: With a lively esplanade, Mooloolaba Beach is popular for its calm waters, ideal for swimming and water sports, as well as its vibrant dining and shopping scene.

Alexandra Headland Beach: Known for excellent surf conditions and panoramic views from its headland, Alexandra Headland Beach is perfect for beachgoers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Maroochydore Beach: With a scenic riverfront and ample space for beach activities, Maroochydore Beach offers a relaxing environment for sunbathing and kite surfing.

Twin Waters Beach: Secluded and peaceful, Twin Waters Beach is a hidden gem ideal for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

Peregian Beach: Known for its laid-back atmosphere and pristine sands, Peregian Beach offers a village-like charm and a perfect escape for beach lovers.

Coolum Beach: Famous for its rocky headland and surf-friendly waves, Coolum Beach is ideal for coastal walks, surfing, and enjoying a vibrant beachside dining scene.

Why Choose Us and the Places to Stay Sunshine Coast

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Sunny BNB specializes in turning your property, whether it's your home, apartment, or holiday house, into a lucrative short-term holiday rental. By leveraging their expertise, you can significantly increase your income potential. They offer insights on property presentation, small adjustments to enhance returns, optimal pricing strategies, and efficient scheduling. This means you can earn more from your property without the hassle of figuring out these details yourself.

Worry-Free Management

Sunny BNB excels in providing a worry-free experience. They meticulously handle every aspect of property management, including listing optimization, pricing adjustments, scheduling bookings, thorough cleaning protocols, proactive customer communications, feedback management, and even timely repairs and maintenance. Their attention to detail ensures that your property is always in top condition, maximizing guest satisfaction and your peace of mind.

Free Up Your Time

By entrusting your property to Sunny BNB, you reclaim valuable time that would otherwise be spent on managing the property yourself. This allows you to focus on your priorities and enjoy other aspects of your life or invest time in other financial opportunities. 

Customized Services

Sunny BNB understands that every property owner has unique needs and preferences. They offer flexible service packages tailored to suit your specific requirements. Whether you need full-service property management or prefer to customize the level of involvement, Sunny BNB can accommodate your needs. 

Conclusion

Experience the best places to stay Sunshine Coast with Sunny BNB, where exceptional short-term rental experiences await since 2016. Our portfolio includes luxurious waterfront houses and stunning beachfront apartments, catering to diverse guest preferences with over 12,000 groups hosted and 7,000 glowing reviews. Whether you're looking for a tranquil retreat or an adventure-filled escape, our personalized service ensures each stay is memorable and tailored to your needs.

Explore our properties at Sunny BNB and start planning your Sunshine Coast getaway today. Discover why guests rave about our attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction. For inquiries or bookings, contact us at 1300 001 395 or admin@sunnybnb.com.au,  and let Sunny BNB be your gateway to unforgettable experiences on the Sunshine Coast.

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Murrawah Maroochy Johnson

Murrawah Maroochy Johnson è l’attivista ambientalista aborigena che ha vinto il Goldman Environmental Prize 2024, per la storica vittoria ottenuta contro la miniera di carbone di Waratah nel Queensland, in Australia.

Con determinazione e grazie alla profonda connessione con la sua eredità culturale, la giovane attivista ha guidato, nel 2021, una causa che ha portato, l’anno successivo, alla negazione del permesso della miniera che avrebbe devastato una riserva naturale.

L’accusa ha utilizzato con successo la nuova legge sui diritti umani del Queensland per argomentare che le emissioni di gas serra della miniera avrebbero danneggiato le tradizioni culturali e la salute dei popoli indigeni.

Uno scontro proverbiale che ha visto intentare una causa contro Waratah coal, società che fa capo al miliardario australiano Clive Palmer che, nel 2019, aveva ricevuto l’autorizzazione dal governo per scavare la miniera per estrarre 40 milioni di tonnellate di carbone all’anno, per 35 anni. Devastando la riserva naturale di Bimblebox e riversando nell’atmosfera 1,58 miliardi di tonnellate di CO2.

Con l’assistenza dello studio legale Environmental defenders office (Edo), Murrawah Maroochy Johnson si è rivolta a un tribunale del Queensland per opporsi alla richiesta di estrazione mineraria. La Corte ha acconsentito a raccogliere le testimonianze dirette dalle persone indigene che abitano quei territori che erano state sensibilizzate sui pericoli che avrebbero corso.

Alla fine il tribunale ha dato loro ragione e stabilito un precedente di portata storica: i tribunali devono ora ascoltare le testimonianze dirette delle popolazioni indigene.

Murrawah Maroochy Johnson, 29 anni, è una esponente Wirdi della nazione Birri Gubba. Cresciuta in una famiglia di resistenti, tutti i componenti della sua famiglia fino al bisnonno, sono stati attivi nella lotta per i diritti delle popolazioni indigene.

La sua militanza è incominciata quando, a 19 anni, il Wangan and Jagalingou Traditional Owners Family Council, organizzazione governativa indigena, l’ha invitata a portare la voce e il contributo delle giovani  generazioni, insieme a suo zio, l’artista e custode culturale, Adrian Burragubba, nella campagna contro la miniera di carbone di Adani Carmichael.

Successivamente è diventata co-direttrice della ONG Youth Verdict, che sensibilizza le giovani generazioni sul cambiamento climatico nella regione.

La sua lotta contro la miniera di Waratah è solo una delle tante battaglie che ha affrontato per proteggere la sua terra e la sua cultura e le ha permesso di vincere il Goldman Environmental Prize 2024 prestigioso premio, considerato il Nobel Verde, riservato a chi combatte per l’ambiente contro gli interessi economici e politici.

Il cambiamento climatico è una crisi coloniale.

Per una giustizia ambientale rivendica il ritorno ai principi tradizionali di gestione della terra, che sono in armonia con natura e ambiente. Questo significa che la leadership indigena è essenziale per affrontare il problema e creare un futuro sostenibile.

Nonostante le sfide e le battute d’arresto, come la miniera di Carmichael che ha continuato a funzionare nonostante la sua opposizione, continua a lottare per la sua gente e la sua terra.

Il suo consiglio agli altri attivisti e attiviste è di andare avanti, di prendere una pausa quando necessario e di mantenere viva la resistenza e l’identità culturale.

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Bucket list: Sky Diving Maroochy, Sunshine Coast

Embark on an exhilarating adventure and tick off a daring experience from your bucket list with an unforgettable sky diving session in Maroochy, Sunshine Coast.

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Amalgamated Pest Control Ballina

Amalgamated Pest Control Ballina has recently merged with Flick Anticimex, Australia’s leading pest control company. They are continuing to service local areas in Queensland such as Archerfield, Atherton, Bioela, Bundaberg, Burdekin, Charters Towers, Cabooluture, Cairns, Charleville, Chinchilla, Coomera, Gladstone, Emerald, Esperance, Hervey Bay, Gladstone, Goondiwindi, Ingham, Innisfail, Ipswich, Laverton North, Longreach, Mackay, Maleny, Maroochy, Mareeba, Maryborough, Mount Isa, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, Townsville and Toowoomba.

Amalgamated’s license is a well-known industry training organisation which plays an important role in setting the competency standards for pest technicians. All pest control companies must meet Amalgamated’s rigorous standards before being licensed by the organisation. Termite inspections, pre-purchase termite treatments and general pest control are all offered by Amalgamated.

There has been some concern over the funnel web spider being seen around Ballina, however I believe this is more a result of it being brought into the area and people mistaking it with the mouse spider which does have a venomous bite but nowhere near as toxic as the funnel web’s. The cooler months from June to August are the best time for treatment of pests as they will lay dormant during these times and be less active than when it is hotter.

Detecta-Pest is a one-stop solution for pest control in Ballina, and they are also accredited to install Termseal and Kordon termite barriers. They are a family business and have won numerous awards for their work in the Northern Rivers region of NSW. Their prices start at $220 for a three-bedroom house. Read online reviews to see what other customers have to say about their services. Termite protection is an important part of home maintenance, and it’s essential to get the job done right. Ensure that you hire an experienced professional who is licensed by a reputable training organisation to perform your termite inspection, pre-purchase termite treatment, and general pest control.

Pest-A-Gon is 100% Australian owned and operated. Over 35 years of industry experience. Proudly servicing all suburbs in and around the Far North Coast and Northern Rivers area.

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Bucket list: Sky Diving Maroochy, Sunshine Coast

Embark on an exhilarating adventure and tick off a daring experience from your bucket list with an unforgettable sky diving session in Maroochy, Sunshine Coast.

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Bucket list: Sky Diving Maroochy, Sunshine Coast

Embark on an exhilarating adventure and tick off a daring experience from your bucket list with an unforgettable sky diving session in Maroochy, Sunshine Coast.

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Wiggle coochies says my lady fran Debbie

Hehehehehehe let’s wiggle out maroochies

whuh . .?

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Top 10 Informative Facts About Macadamia Nuts

Recent discoveries have found that more and more people are gravitating towards exotic foods. Of course, the reason being, the immense rich flavors and multiple health serving merits! One such exotic and healthiest food, or nut rather, is the world-known Macadamia Nuts.

So, Welcome to the world of macadamia nuts! In this article, we will explore the fascinating facts and valuable information about these delicious nuts.

History of Macadamia Nuts

Australian rainforests in particular those in Queensland and New South Wales are where macadamia nuts originated.

They were already a staple sustenance for the native population when they were first found by European immigrants in the late 18th century.

Because of their distinctive flavor and texture, macadamia nuts have been grown commercially since the 19th century.

Tracing the roots... The Story of Macadamia Nuts

Macadamia is a genus of four species of trees, indigenous to Australia. They are native to northeastern New South Wales, and Central and Southeastern Queensland, specifically. Macadamia nuts are also known as Queensland nut, Bush nut, bauple nut, and Hawaii nut.

A long time ago, in a rainforest in Australia, an evergreen tree was growing. Aboriginal people called it 'kindal', 'bauple', or 'jindil'. So that’s what our exotic macadamia was called! These fruits of the tree were considered a delicacy, eaten on special occasions and ceremonies. 

They were used for intertribal trade, and we’re a perfect precious gift. Beautiful, medium-sized macadamia nuts were growing in the rainforest of Queensland and were discovered by botanists in 1828. The end of the 19th century, was the beginning of popularization of the macadamia nut, even outside Australia. They were brought to Hawaii and the US.

Known for their rich flavor, and sweetness, macadamia nuts quickly became popular among sugar barons who were starting their sugar industries. Today, 90% of all these nuts are harvested in Hawaii. Macadamia Nuts are one of the most popular items that people take back to their mainland as a truly local culture.

Macadamia Nut Varieties

There are a number of macadamia nut categories, including the most popular ones, Macadamia integrifolia, and Macadamia tetraphylla.

The smooth-shelled Macadamia integrifolia has a sweet, mild flavor, whereas the rough-shelled Macadamia tetraphylla has a richer, more powerful flavor.

Different traits and tastes are offered by other kinds, including Beaumont, Maroochy, and A4.

Nutritional Value of Macadamia Nuts

Macadamia nuts are incredibly healthy and full of vital minerals.

They are a great source of monounsaturated fats, which can help decrease levels of harmful cholesterol and other beneficial fats.

Additionally, macadamia nuts are a significant source of fiber, vitamin B1, magnesium, and manganese.

Macadamia Nuts and Heart Health

Macadamia nuts can improve heart health when consumed in moderation.

According to studies, the monounsaturated fats in macadamia nuts can lower the chance of developing heart disease.

These nuts also contain plant sterols, which can help to strengthen heart health even further.

Additionally, despite being high in calories, these nuts may aid in weight loss, in part because they include proteins and fiber, which are known to curb appetite and promote feelings of fullness. Additionally supporting digestion and general gut health is the fiber present.

Culinary Uses of Macadamia Nuts

Because of their adaptability, macadamia nuts may be utilized in a variety of culinary preparations.

They give both sweet and savory meals a creamy, buttery mouthfeel.

Macadamia nuts are frequently used in baking, including granola bars, biscuits, and cakes. They may also be used as a topping for salads and stir-fries or crushed into nut butter.

The growing consumption of macadamia

The consumption of macadamia nuts is increasing due to its high micronutrient content. The demand is expected to boost further in the future. Whole macadamia nuts are widely available and are used in several food items such as cakes, biscuits, etc. 

A higher growth rate owing to the rising demand, due to the increasing awareness about the versatility and merits of macadamia is expected and seen. The food and beverage industries are projected to account for the largest share of the global macadamia nuts market, due to the growing use in bakery, confectionery, and dairy, among others. Interestingly, the global production of macadamia nuts in 2015 was 160,000 tons!

Macadamia Nuts in Indigenous Cultures

For thousands of years, macadamia nuts have played a significant role in the indigenous civilizations of Australia.

The nuts were formerly used as food, while the shells were employed as instruments and tools.

Macadamia nuts are regarded as a sign of plenty and fertility in Aboriginal culture.

Macadamia Nut Farming and Sustainability

Specific growth conditions, such as a subtropical climate, are necessary for macadamia nut production.

A growing number of farmers are using sustainable agricultural techniques, such as organic pest management and water conservation.

Small-scale macadamia nut producers are intended to be supported by fairtrade efforts, which also assure ethical production methods.

Macadamia Nuts in Cosmetics and Skincare

The benefits of macadamia nut oil for skin and hair care are due to its qualities.

It can nourish and moisturize the skin, reduce swelling, and support a young appearance.

Numerous cosmetic items, including moisturizers, hair conditioners, and lip balms, include macadamia nut oil.

How BoYo can help you with this

Now, one would be curious about trying these exotic ecstasies, to gain all the benefits that come with it! Well, worry not! BOYO’s Premium Exotic Macadamia Nuts are filled with real goodness. It is an all-natural, gluten-free, unsalted, healthy way to snack whenever you get hungry. 100% vegan, and based on plant protein, 

these are a perfect solution to your countless ailments and problems of yours. The subtle, buttery flavor is not just a mood enhancer, but also a way to slip into the tasty way of healthy snacking. The versatile and easy-to-incorporate nuts can be snacked on whole, or can be swapped with the croutons in your soups! Have them how you feel like!

With so many health boons, this exotic delicacy isn’t to be missed, since when you crave it, you must have it with you!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1] What is the calorie count of macadamia nuts?

The caloric content of one ounce (28 grams) of macadamia nuts is around 204.

2] Do macadamia nuts work well with a low-carb diet?

Yes, macadamia nuts may be a component of a low-carb diet because they are low in carbs.

3] Are macadamia nuts effective for losing weight?

Despite being high in calories, macadamia nuts may still be eaten in moderation as part of a weight-loss diet since they include healthy fats and nutrients.

4] Are those who have nut allergies able to consume macadamia nuts?

Macadamia nuts are a kind of tree nut that can make nut allergy people react. If you have nut allergies, it's crucial to speak with a medical expert.

5] How ought macadamia nuts to be kept?

To preserve their freshness and stop spoiling, macadamia nuts should be stored in an airtight container in a cold, dry environment.

6] Do macadamia nuts have a high protein content?

Although macadamia nuts do include a little amount of protein, they are not as important a source as other nuts like almonds or peanuts.

7] Can vegans consume macadamia nuts?

As they come from a plant source, macadamia nuts are acceptable in a vegan diet.

8] How sustainable are macadamia nuts?

By putting eco-friendly techniques into practice while backing fair trade efforts, macadamia nut farming may be done sustainably. 

9] Can macadamia nut oil be used for massage?

Yes, thanks to its nourishing and moisturizing qualities, it is frequently used in massage treatment.

10] Are macadamia nuts healthy for the brain?

Monounsaturated lipids, which are good for the health of the brain, are found in macadamia nuts. Additional nutrients that assist cognitive function are also provided by them.

Conclusion

Finally, macadamia nuts are not only tasty but also provide several health advantages. These nuts have attracted people all around the world because of their lengthy history, diverse culinary uses, and skin-care benefits. Macadamia nuts may be a tasty and nutrient-dense addition to your diet. So feel free to indulge in these lovely nuts!

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🔴 ON AIR - Today Tuesday 9 May 2023 at 7:00 pm (CEST) - usmaradio.org USMA for Radioart106 #𝟭𝟯𝟵_𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗶𝗹 𝗯𝘆 𝗦𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗽 & 𝗔𝗰𝗼𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘀 [60 min] Reveil is a project, initiated and produced by Soundcamp and the Acoustic Commons network. It tracks the sounds of sunrise from travelling West on live audio feeds from streamers around the world. It tunes to the sounds of weather, machines, migrating birds, air traffic and more - creating a collective soundwork lasting one earth day.

This show is a rebroadcast of Reveil 8 from 2021, to highlight the 10th edition of the project which will take place from 5AM London time on Saturday 6 MAY to 6AM on Sunday 7 MAY 2023. radioart106 will stream from the port of Haifa, in collaboration with Ithaca music, Mezo gallery and Radio Rikavon, in Palestine, Israel.

We will stream nonstop (UTC+3) in parallel to the main (global) stream. Mezo will be open to public during the entire loop as a listening space, and Radio Rikavon will relay the main stream.

This show is Introduced by the Acoustic Commons network members/project producers Grant Smith, Maria Papadomanolaki and Dawn Scarfe. For complete information visit: https://soundtent.org/soundcamp_reveil.html

Supported by Arts Council England and the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.

Streams: Pomègue, Frioul Archipelago By Locus Sonus and the Parc National des Calanques Stave Hill Ecological Park, London By Michael Speers and Public Works Puerto del Carmen, Canary Islands By Lanzarote Webcam Surface Creek Road, Cedaredge, Colorado By John Hopkins Batuco Wetlands, Chile By Cristián Pinto Hydrophones at Bush Point and Port Townsend, Puget Sound off Seattle By Orcasound.net Maroochy River, Sunshine Coast, Queensland By Leah Barclay (Biosphere Soundscapes) and Arts Front Northern Royal Albatross nestcam, Taiaroa Head Nature Reserve, Otago Peninsula, New Zealand By the Cornell Laboratory for Ornithology Closeup birds in lofi, gyeonggi province, Korea feeder cam Chittaranjan Colony, Kolkata By Sukanta Majumdar Varessaare forest hut, Alutaguse National Park, Estonia By John Grzinich, Taavi Suisalu and Veljo Runnel MBARI deep sea cabled observatory hydrophone, Monterey Bay, California By Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

https://soundtent.org/soundcamp_reveil.html https://www.rikavon.co.il >>  Radioart106 explores radiophonic works of worldwide radio artists. Radio art is a subset of Sound art where radio art is produced for the medium of radio and is specifically intended for broadcast. A new radio work is aired every first (or second) Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm CET on usmaradio.org