IPA: /ˈkæʃuː/
KK: /ˈkæʃu/
A type of nut that comes from a tropical tree, known for its kidney shape and rich flavor. It is often eaten roasted and is high in oil and protein.
I love adding cashews to my stir-fry for extra crunch and flavor.
The word 'cashew' comes from the Portuguese 'caju', which is derived from the Tupi word 'acajú', meaning 'nut that produces'. The term refers to the cashew tree and its nut, which is known for its distinctive shape and flavor.
Think of the Tupi word 'acajú' meaning 'nut that produces' to remember that a cashew is a nut that comes from a tree.