Is argania spinosa vegan?
Argania spinosa is a vegan food ingredient.
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So, what is argania spinosa?
Argania spinosa, commonly known as argan, is a tree native to Morocco that produces a unique culinary ingredient. The nut within the fruit of the argan tree is harvested and processed into argan oil, a rich and flavorful oil with a nutty taste and aroma. Argan oil is high in antioxidants, vitamin E, and essential fatty acids, making it a popular ingredient in both cooking and beauty products. It's often used in traditional Moroccan dishes, like tagines and couscous, or as a finishing oil for salads and breads. A versatile and luxurious ingredient, argan oil adds depth and complexity to any dish.
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