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Enjoy an entire kilogram of Organic Honey Roasted Macadamias for $39 delivered. A saving of $25!
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1kg Aussie Certified Organic Honey Roasted Macadamias $39 Delivered @ Nom Nuts
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Hurry, valid only while stock lasts.
they forgot to mention below body temperature
It would be nuts to think carb from nuts is the same as carb from bread
carbs are carbs…
most of these are from the honey too…
Yeah nah not all carbs are the same, the same way not all salt the same
can get
Market Lane Honey Macadamias | 350g
$14.00
$40.00 per 1kgat woolworths… not sure if its 'organic' though hehe
so that’s $1 more, no delivery and indeterminate organic status..? got it.
true, organic stuff is usually more expensive
Cab you share the link of Woolworths.. As when I searched in Woolworths site.. It's showing $19 for 400g..and says $47.5 for 1kg
Last time I saw honey roasted macadamia in Aldi, it's $11.49 for 400 grams ($28.73 per kg) if you can find stock.
https://www.aldi.com.au/special-buys/special-buys-wed-8-may-…
oh i just realised thats what im munching on at home lol
missus must've bought this from aldi before then
Yeah buy from colesworth to save a dollar then when small business like this shut down, buy from colesworth for a marked up price because you have no other options.
true, better to support small business
Another option is Aldi and it's cheaper at $11.49 for 400 grams if you can find stock.
Nah … Aldi is cheaper at $28.73 per kg but in 400 grams/pack.
But it's Organic
It says out of stock
$16 at Nuts About Life but currently unavailable
https://www.nutsaboutlife.com.au/collections/deals-corner/pr…Not the same product. Nuts about Life honey roasted is $31.99 excluding delivery.
Their macadamias are all at over $30 normally but that maybe due to a mix of broken.
Sold out
Macadamias , i love DEEZ NUTZ!!!!!!!!!!
Everyone should have a macadamia tree in their backyard, they are easy to grow and a hardy little tree and produce So Many Nuts .
Pecans are also on of my favourites , a wonderfully medium sized tree that’s fun to climb with super flexible branches , and also a big producer of nuts .
Gimme the seeds
Their called nuts , you put them in the dirt and add water .
I was keen for a tree after reading you can grow them, then read this -
Height: A macadamia tree naturally grows 20m high and 10m wide over 30-40 years. If your garden can’t fit a tree that size, you can buy a ‘home’ variety that grows to 2-4m, or a dwarf tree that grows to 1-2m.
Might have to get a home/dwarf one instead…
You also need frost free and over 1000mm pa rainfall. Which does suit a lot of areas but cuts out pretty much everyone who lives inland
Ok , maybe frost free when they are a seedling,
but this is a tree where talking about ,
the flowers maybe frost affected and therefore smaller yields.
And water also , their not going to need as much once established.
everyone should have a backyard
Yea , most end up only getting to 8 - 10ft in people’s backyards but they sometimes can get bigger if you get lucky , but can be trimmed as required .
A very sturdy timber super flexible and safe as houses around your home .
They are also a native nut from the Sunshine Coast , just like me .If you bushwalk you will see the native trees around the Sunshine and Cooloola Coast , they are a spindly little thing that you would barely notice mostly . Their are grafted trees that are commercial varieties that are obviously bigger and produce loads more nuts , that’s why they have a small power station in Gympie that runs by burning macadamia nut shells .
Well this hasn't happened. I was looking forward to macadamias being on par with peanuts.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2023-05-03/macadamia-nut-p…
Just plant your own tree and cut out all the middle men .
