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Is mandorle amare vegan?

Mandorle amare is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is mandorle amare?

Mandorle amare, also known as bitter almonds, are a type of almond that is often used in cooking and baking. Unlike sweet almonds, which are commonly used in recipes, mandorle amare have a slightly bitter taste due to the presence of amygdalin. This compound is responsible for the distinctive flavor and aroma of these almonds. In addition to their culinary uses, mandorle amare are also used in the production of almond extract, which is a common flavoring agent in many baked goods and desserts. Although mandorle amare should not be consumed in large quantities due to the presence of cyanide in the amygdalin, they can add a unique and delicious flavor to many dishes when used in moderation.

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