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Healthy handful of 30g a day, can give yourself 25 days of healthy handfuls.
Crunchy Natural Almonds 750g $9.90 @ Woolworths
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Good price. Still should be cheaper (~$12-13/kg) at Aldis.
How's the freshness at Aldi?
There’s been discussions in the past here, overwhelmingly Ozbargain has found Aldi stale and not nice( nuts generally)
This is what I suspected based on a purchase some time back but wondered if things had changed. Thanks for confirming.
@JJlikes2eat: I have mixed results with the Aldi almonds, and it's a lot of nuts to get through if you end up with a questionable bag.
I've bought natural walnuts and roasted almonds at Aldi recently and found they were better and fresher than what I bought at Woolies. Surprised to read that people have found the opposite. My local Aldi just got refurbished, so maybe it's a fresh shipment.
I've found them to be pretty good, only once I got a dud batch from a bag that wasn't airtight. I just roasted them
I Always give the bags a squeeze now to make sure they haven't been punctured.
Update: For anyone interested.
So based on an admittedly pretty lame sample size of just 1 bag each, I am a convert! - Well only if the woolies ones are on special.My side by side comparason: the almonds from woolies were a bit smaller but a bit crunchier and a bit sweeter - so another win for woollies nuts ( I previously converted from the Aldi Peanuts also)
NB: On sale I will definitely stock up on woolies from now on, however, if they are not on special when I run out, then I would just get Aldi's. The difference is not that much between them to justify the higher price. I feel I have previously had almonds as fresh/crunchy from aldi also and obviously have no track record with the woolies ones yet for a decent long term comparison
@surfbum1: You do realise not on special woolies is around $14 a kg vs aldi $13 a kg. And each time you eat you probably have 50g max so its only 5c more at most to have something you enjoy more.
I've had no trouble with aldi almonds. But wherever you do get them make sure you eat them well within the packet date, or they all stink like plastic. I wish they'd use some kind of waxed paper instead.
Aldi trash, this one if you use wish gift card can bring it to around $12.50 per KG.
I buy Aldi’s Forresters Dry Roasted Almonds 400g all the time. Freshness is always excellent. Highly recommended.
Healthy handful of 30g a day, can give yourself 25 days of healthy handfuls.
or 5 days of typical handfuls
Or 1 day Homer Simpson style
Well then you'd eat none. (You know he's a cartoon character, right?) ;-p
like trump seems to be.
I think 30g is about the DRV. I ate about 200g p/d on a diet and was always fine. 400g to 750g p/d and I got diahroea level sick.
I guess the plant poisons oxalate and/or salicylates built up over a week or two.400 to 750g pd?!? That is absolutely… nuts!
Guys, I get this stuff from woolies all the time. Combine it with 10% off Wow Cc offer this weekend plus 5% wow gift card and get urself a bargain. Almonds are super better than aldi, coles. Aldi almonds are much flatter and have wrinkles due to dehydration and not so crunchy as woolies. Its a 1000 times higher in quality than the tosh they sell at the middle eastern deli nutsaboutlife.com.au which some !d!0t5 like @jain231 buy. Cheers
RRP $11.