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I spent time trying to understand what makes Sudanese peanuts different compared to most of the peanut varieties I'm familiar with. Unfortunately, I'm not sure I know the difference yet, other than the legume being grown in Sudan.
If we're thinking of the same thing, then one thing I love about them is something that US Americans do the south... they boil raw peanuts with salt and spices. Oh my goodness, I could eat loads of that. I've made it very infrequently, but goodness do I love them especially when they have a kick.