Katoenzaad
Katoenzaad, also known as cotton seed, refers to the seeds of the cotton plant (Gossypium spp.). These seeds are a byproduct of cotton fiber production. While cotton is primarily grown for its lint, the seeds themselves are a valuable resource. They are typically small, dark, and round.
Historically, cotton seeds were often discarded or used as animal feed. However, advancements in processing have
Cottonseed meal, the residue left after oil extraction, is also a valuable commodity. It is rich in
While katoenzaad has numerous benefits, it's important to note that raw cottonseed contains gossypol, a toxic