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bitter apricot kernels

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Alerts on record5 Hazardhigh content of cyanide Country of originChina First alertAugust 17, 2017 Latest alertJuly 12, 2018 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
too high content of cyanide (69.5 mg/kg - ppm) in bitter apricot kernels from China, intended for United KingdomQuoted from the source as published.

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bitter apricot kernels are a food ingredient with a reputation that makes them hard to treat casually. By our assessment, the appeal is clear enough: some people look for them in traditional cooking or as a niche pantry item with a strong, almond-like bitterness. The problem is that the same kernels are also known for their cyanide-related risk, so this is not a carefree snack and not something to approach loosely. In practice they are small, hard seeds with a very specific use and a very limited audience. They sit far outside ordinary dried fruit or nut buying, and that is the right place for them. The sensible reader will see them as an item for careful, informed handling rather than everyday eating, and the rating stays modest because the hazard is part of the item itself.
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