This popular deal is back once again.
Sale price equates to $12.67 per kg.
Regular price is $16.
This popular deal is back once again.
Sale price equates to $12.67 per kg.
Regular price is $16.
You didn’t think to look at the country or origin before purchase?
Do Australians grow cashew?
Tree nut crops grown throughout Australia include almonds, cashews, chestnuts, hazelnuts, macadamias, peanuts, pecans, pistachios and walnuts.
Source https://www.awe.gov.au/agriculture-land/farm-food-drought/ho…
@00: good luck finding them
I have misplaced my faith in WW supporting local… Well… They do sell alot of non local bacon.
Thanks OP, just ran out the other day. Good timing.
Are these as good as getting roasted by jv?
Product of Vietnam again?
Like it or not, but you're going to find very few cashews from Australia and certainly no where near this price.
Personally I prefer the ones you get from Costco (Vietnam like most), but these are okay, and certainly work well for cooking etc. I generally buy the salted version as they taste better one their own and just use less salt from other sources when cooking.
I would rather pay double for local goods. But hard to find. Similarly with bacon and the like.
Not only for foods originated from Asia, but also the EU. Watched a four corner esp regarding food fraud in EU… Catching up to Asian countries fast…
tried them at the previous deal at WW
maybe I got a bad batch
the cashews had an uneven crunch as if some of them were overroasted and some under
they tasted uniform ie none of them tasted burnt
my 2c
I find homebrand cashews tend to have an uneven texture. Personally I prefer the over-roasted extra crunchy ones. Taste/seasoning is generally consistent. If you want consistency Nobby's nuts may be better.
Smoked almonds at Woolies also pop off if you're in to salty, crunchy almonds
find homebrand cashews tend to have an uneven texture.
thanks
so I was not imagining it
my 2c
So does that makes it your 1.6g worth?
Looks like I will be eating these in 2 days time right alongside with my recently just bought Brazil nuts from Aldi. Yey! It's great to be international. Mwaah!
A handful of nuts is a healthy snack.
I find this hard to swallow.
Suck it up.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/660491
If anyone is after local nuts @ $50/kg.
You can grow cashew in Australia. But processing is labour intensive. So cheap unethical labour is behind all cashew nuts sold in supermarkets.
Price is $16?
I bought a bag in-store over the weekend and it cost $9.50. I presume it may be an in-store only special?
Bought a bag thinking these are local… But… Yea… Nah..