Selecting a perfect nut cracker
Posted by John Smith on January 13th, 2015
To eat well is every person's desire, there are two kinds of people in this world they either live to eat or eat to live. Trying good food from any countries has always remained mans' passion or an anarchism in him. Whenever you wish to change the taste of mouth there are many refreshments available, but choosing something that shall give you energy and not let you gain fat in your body could only be done by eating nuts or dried fruits. The dried fruits give a mouth watering experience with every millimeter of its bite.
If you like almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, peanuts, pecans, pine nuts, pistachio, walnuts, every nut you wish to eat, comes with a hard shell which could let you remember your ancestors if you try to crack them by your teeth. If you are having weak tooth, then definitely you are going to lose your teeth or two. The nut crackers could be at your assistance for tearing down the hard shell of the nuts.
The almonds' shell is very thin and breaks at an instant, but breaking a nut without breaking the inner contents is an art. Not everyone could do it efficiently. The walnuts are the hardest shells to crack amongst all the nuts and cracking them edgewise is as much difficult. The packaged nuts are separated on the basis of their tastes, grades and cutting sizes too. If a nut is cracked into pieces it sells in the market at a much lesser price than that of a large sized nut or dried fruit. Most of the nut crackers are designed in Germany and have high precision. The macadamia nut crackers are designed in New Zealand and could be a great accessory to decorate your coffee tables or side chest of drawers. The kernels of improper sizes could turn you daft in case they are not cut in their original forms.
Many companies have made their own engineered or customized nut cracking devices. These are either hand operated or come with a mechanized support. These devices cut the nut shells precisely and don’t change the tastes of the nuts. Since several centuries, sophisticated tools are carved in order to improvise the cutting and finishing that could be done with fineness. In the previous years the macadamia nut crackers were made in iron and did not have much fineness, but eventually their blades are made in steel and are supported with a mechanized system that could increase the speed of the cutting.
