Sentence examples for from the nut of from inspiring English sources
Oil is extracted from the nut of the tung tree, which is widely grown together with eucalyptus and bamboo.
In Amazonas, the price paid to producers of andiroba oil, derived from the nut of the Carapa guianensis tree, increased 3.6 times from 2003 (when sustainable development policies began to be rolled out) to 2008.
A poison was extracted from the nut of the native tangena (Tanghinia venenifera) shrub and ingested, with the outcome determining innocence or guilt.
The real find, however, is argan oil, made from the nuts of the argan tree, which grows almost exclusively in this region.
7 For parched or lifeless locks, Sapong recommends Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment, which is made from the nuts of a Honduran palm tree.
(I am now slightly obsessed with the idea of trying Zirbenz, a liqueur made in the Alps from the nuts of the stone pine. Apparently these are picked by "mountaineers". Can this be true?
But its top-selling product is not made with homegrown Provençal ingredients, but rather from the nuts of the karité tree from West Africa, which yields a fat called shea butter.
This white, waxy substance from the nuts of the shea tree (found in many countries, including Ghana and Nigeria) "can be used for frying and roasting, or add a touch to a sauce before serving".
A luscious example of this is his riff on ayam buah keluak, a Peranakan classic whose hauntingly good umami-rich sauce is made from the nuts of the Pangium edule tree, which grows in mangrove swamps.
There were also general hair-care lines like Redken, whose Curvaceous series is specific to curly hair, and Moroccanoil, a line whose signature ingredient, oil derived from the nuts of argan trees, was recommended to me by a stylist because he said it did not dry out hair (a particular peril for curls).
