Cashew Nut Trivia Questions

National Chocolate Covered Cashew Day is celebrated on April 21st annually. It honors the delicious treat of cashew nuts covered in chocolate. Cashews, native to Brazil, are now grown worldwide. The Portuguese began exporting them in the 1550s. Today, major producers include India and Vietnam. Cashew shells are toxic, so they are removed before consumption. Cashews are popular snacks and used in cooking. Celebrate by enjoying chocolate-covered cashews with loved ones and sharing on social media using the hashtag #ChocolateCoveredCashewDay.

When is National Chocolate Covered Cashew Day celebrated?

• June 10th

• May 15th

• July 4th

• April 21st

What is the main ingredient used to make chocolate-covered cashews?

• Cashew nuts

• Almonds

• Raisins

• Peanuts

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a popular chocolate-covered nut?

• Peanuts

• Raisins

• Almonds

• Walnuts

Where are cashews originally from?

• Vietnam

• Brazil

• India

• Nigeria

Which country was involved in the early exportation of cashew nuts?

• Portugal

• Spain

• Italy

• France

Which of the following countries is NOT a major producer of cashew nuts today?

• Ivory Coast

• Vietnam

• India

• Brazil

Why is the shell of the cashew nut removed before selling?

• It is tasteless

• It is poisonous

• It is too expensive

• It is too hard to eat

How can people celebrate National Chocolate Covered Cashew Day?

• By visiting a cashew farm

• By eating chocolate-covered cashews

• By making cashew soup

• By planting cashew trees