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I don't have one but would wager that google does
Chris is a trusted source on General Cooking
added 10 months agoI've been watching and watching this question, waiting for an answer. Bitter almonds are also big in Scandinavian cooking, but to the best of my knowledge they are not available in the US. I thought it was because of cyanide content, but a quick look at google reveals a whole lot of people arguing about cancer cures, Salmonella, and other distractions.
My own small experience with bitter almonds was an extract that just tasted really almondy. Anyone have the full story?