The buckeye dessert is inspired by and named after the nut of the same name that grows on Ohio's state tree: smooth and ...

Hardy in Zones 4 through 8, it’s related to the native Ohio buckeye tree, which has greenish white flowers. But it is not native. Be aware this tree produce nuts, create extra clean-up work.

Welcome to the Riverside Park Tree Walk in Moline, Illinois—a self-directed journey through the beauty and diversity of our local trees. As you stroll through the park, scan the QR codes located at ...

This hand-held pie isn’t just dessert—it’s edible nostalgia that makes your smartphone seem suddenly irrelevant. Photo credit: Frank M. Glass jars – dozens of them – stand at attention like sweet ...

Peanut butter buckeyes – those beloved Ohio treats resembling the nuts from the state tree – tempt locals and visitors alike with their perfect balance of sweet and salt. Fudge slabs thick enough to ...

TOPLINE: In over 1000 cases of physician-diagnosed episodes of tree nut-induced anaphylaxis (TIA), tree nuts accounted for 23% of all reported episodes of food-induced anaphylaxis, establishing ...

On Tuesday, the Buckeyes offered Smith's younger brother, Angelo Smith because, well -- maybe the fruit doesn't fall far from the Buckeye tree.

The Rocky Road ice cream was mislabeled as "Chocolate Truffle" on the tub and doesn't declare all the nuts included in the dessert ...

After the tannins are leached out, the nuts are considered safe to eat. You can roast them in the oven at 375°F (190°C) for 15–20 minutes for a quick and nutritious snack.

Calcium has many benefits, but most people aren't getting enough of this mineral. Here is a list of 15 foods that are rich in calcium, many of which are nondairy.