Nuts.comRoasted Cashews (Lightly Salted) — Creamy & Savory Flavor, Healthy Snack for Adults & Kids, Good Source of Protein, Fiber, Calcium, Iron & Healthy Fats – Vegan & Gluten-Free – 2 Lb Bag
Description
Snack Smart, Live Well! 🌟
- MINDFUL EATING - Sugar-free and low glycemic, ideal for health-conscious snackers.
- VERSATILE SNACK - Perfect for parties, outdoor adventures, or a quick energy boost.
- QUALITY ASSURANCE - Freshly prepared and sourced with the highest standards.
- HEALTHY INDULGENCE - Savor the creamy, buttery flavor with 50% less salt!
- NUTRIENT POWERHOUSE - Packed with fiber, protein, and essential minerals for optimal health.
Nuts.com Roasted Cashews are a deliciously creamy and savory snack option, featuring 50% less salt than traditional salted cashews. Each 2 lb bag is packed with protein, fiber, and essential minerals, making it a perfect choice for health-conscious individuals and families. These vegan and gluten-free cashews are ideal for various occasions, from casual snacking to festive gatherings, all while upholding the highest quality standards in sourcing and preparation.
Reviews
S**L
Best cashews ever.
The title says it all! Delicious. Fresh. Lightly salted as advertised. Creamy, AND my parrot gives 10 wings up!
K**A
Very nice.
Some of these were quite large.
M**G
Excellent fresh cashews
Fresh and creamy great quality.
J**O
Tasty!
You cannot go wrong with anything from Nuts.com even ordered from Amazon. Excellent flavor. Go to snack.
B**E
Large cashews
Good flavor, large cashews. Roasted not salted, fresh slavor.
A**R
Huge cashews
These are the biggest cashews I have ever seen. They are fresh and tasty with small amount of salt. I highly recommend.
D**N
Stale
Nuts are stale , beware if you buy this
M**K
Quality with a twist
Simply put, these are good cashews. There are a lot of full pieces and the taste is what you would expect. I did question the prop65 warning and the seller stated that they put it there because depending on the soil, it is possible to contain one of the prop65 items. I’m not thrilled about it and I'm not really sure if it's a cya measure or what. I would be interested to know if other people have seen this on cashews before. If you go to their website, they do state that this would be present in any food grown, but I just think it’s something to note.
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