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Jumbo fresh chestnuts are a large variety of chestnuts that are often used in cooking for their sweet, nutty flavor. They can be roasted, boiled or used in various recipes.

Jumbo fresh chestnuts can be stored in a cool dry place with good air circulation. If you wish to keep them longer, they can be refrigerated or frozen.

Jumbo fresh chestnuts should be washed and then slit with a knife to prevent them from exploding when heated. They can then be boiled or roasted as per your recipe.

Yes, jumbo fresh chestnuts can be frozen to extend their shelf life.

Jumbo fresh chestnuts can be used in a variety of recipes including stuffing, soups, pastries, desserts and main courses.

The best way is to cut a cross on the flat side of the chestnut then roast or boil them. The heat helps the shell loosen, making it easier to peel.

Stored in a cool, dark, and dry place, fresh chestnuts can last up to a week. They can last up to a month in the refrigerator, and indefinitely when frozen.

Yes, chestnuts can be dried, peeled and ground to make chestnut flour, often used in baking and cooking.

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Jumbo fresh chestnuts are high in carbohydrates and low in fats and protein. They are also a good source of dietary fibre, vitamin C and folates.

While chestnuts can be eaten raw, they are usually cooked to bring out their sweet, unique flavor.

Roast them in an oven preheated to 200C/400F for 20-30 minutes, or until the shells split open and the chestnuts are tender.

Yes, regular chestnuts can be used as a substitute. However, the larger size of the jumbo variety can provide a different texture in some recipes.

Some prefer soaking the chestnuts before roasting to ensure they cook evenly, but it's not strictly necessary.

Yes, chestnuts are usually harvested in the autumn, therefore fresh chestnuts are seasonal although often available throughout the year in grocery stores.

While not toxic, it is not recommended as they can pose a choking hazard. Additionally, some dogs can have trouble digesting them.