👉 Cobnut is a type of nut that is native to the Mediterranean region, specifically in Greece and Turkey. It is also known as a "sweet walnut" or "sweet almond". The name "cobnut" comes from its resemblance to a small walnut, which was originally grown in this area. In Greek mythology, cobnuts were the first crop of grain that Zeus brought back from Olympus, where he had been imprisoned for 14 days. They are often associated with the goddess Athena
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👉 Cobnuts are a type of nut that is derived from the seeds of the walnut (Ustilago grana). They are commonly known as "barter nuts" due to their use in various trades, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. The term "cobnut" comes from the Arabic word "komnun" which means "seed".
