Are these sweet, domesticated almonds or are they bitter, poisonous almonds?
1077107
These are the best tasting almonds that I have had...very sweet. So much better than any organic almonds that I have bought at different health food markets. You will love them for their distinct taste. I keep re-ordering them when I get low.
1077108
This has to be one of *the* stupidest questions I've ever seen on Amazon. Why would a company sell poisonous almonds?
2249600
I certainly hope not! The packaging would not suggest that they are. Web site is www.sincerelynuts.com and this is the contact info on it: They are good tasting and do look good.SincerelyNuts148 39th Street Brooklyn NY 11232Phone:718-832-4877888-272-8780 Fax:718-228-9219Emailsales@SincerelyNuts.comcare@SincerelyNuts.com
1562183
The product states, "small animal nut knibbler" it does not state anything about an almond specifically. There are many different types of "small animals" and not all of them have fatal reactions to almonds. Plus, this item does not come with anything in the center. That is at the discretion of the buyer/customer.
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The flour says almonds ground to a fine flour. I would bet it came in contac with peanuts in the factory if they also deal with other nuts. i would contac the company itself to make sure, to be on safe side.
1064782
Okay I just read my box of them and it says it contains Almonds. But it does state that is made in a plant where peanuts are processed. Hope this helps
1485764
I purchased these almonds and like their flavor. I am 100% certain almonds are not (yet) genetically engineered. I am against any genetic tampering with our food supply and follow GE developments closely. There is one variety of apple that is GE, but so far no nuts. These almonds are not organically grown, so they may have been grown with synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, and insecticides. However, the almond itself is protected by a hard shell. You may want to contact the association of California Almond Growers to get more information.
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It does not say "Roasted" anywhere on the container that I have. (I just looked). They contain peanut oil, which means they are most likely fried in it. I have learned that there are a lot shenanigans that go on in the nut industry. They taste very good though, as things fried in peanut oil normally do. :)
306551
They have an anise flavor and are very small. Fennel seed are used in Italian sausage. They're not poisonous but They are bitter if you chew on them in their raw state.
2279013
It does not state anywhere on the package that they are organic almonds, so I would suggest looking at their website & check their mission statement. I think if these were indeed organic, they would be proudly posting it on their product. I looked at cost first, but I will choose something different next time. It does have a wonderful consistency for baking though.
1712153
I think it is pure almonds. I have switched to another almond butter, because one batch was not their excellent quality, and the company never responded to my questions about it. I received a refund from Amazon.
463465
I wish I could look on the label and answer the question, but I ate them all ha . . I can say this, I like them so much because they don't pick them until they are ripe, and therefore they are sweeter than the other brands. I also know they are much fresher than the ones you buy from the bins. Hope that helps . Jim
2214525
Hi there they taste like a tangy cucumber if that makes any sense. But just to let you know I ordered from here and none sprouted idk if the seeds were old or what it was but nothing grew if you do buy from this seller I just hope you have a different outcome than I did. Good luck!!! They're delicious in salads!
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About these particular nuts, I cannot comment. But for your general information and in answer to the comment by Leann McCamey: I am sorry to have to inform you that the FDA specifically allows steam-heat pasteurized almonds to be labeled "RAW" Yes, even though they are "cooked" by being pasteurized, the FDA allows (and perhaps encourages) the industry to continue to label them raw. The other method of "pasteurization" is fumigation by toxic gas (my memory is not screening up the chemical right now, just google for it) and those also are "raw", I am not sure how "organic" they are according to the USDA's definition of "organic". Of course none of this fits MY definition of safe, wholesome, raw or organic.
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There is no other info that what you see, either here at Amazon or at their web site. Try their contact info: Call (713) 661-2972 and/or E-mail:spicyworldofusa@gmail.com I don't even store the open bag in the refrigerator/freezer here in central Texas and I have not had a problem with them (4 lbs only last me about 3 months, I eat a lot of them each day). They do not seem to be any worst or better that all the other almonds that I have purchased in the past (including bulk at the local stores and the Diamond brand). I would be more interested in finding out how these, and all the other brands, pasteurize their nuts. I found this comment by another person: "I am just learning about raw foods and in a workshop I went to, we were told that ALL almonds from California do have to be pasturized by law, but that it is only in California. We were told that you can buy truly raw almonds from out of state, which of course means buying online. They also do not have to lable the package that the almonds, or any other nut from California, are pasturized. We were also told that you cannot buy directly from the grower because they cannot sell nuts without going thru their process. " Here is another take: http://detoxinista.com/2012/08/are-your-almonds-truly-raw/ And another: http://www.organicpastures.com/products_almonds.html Good Luck, Steve
660855
This is just very finely ground almonds. No other ingredients are listed on my bag.
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Alex, it is common for European Almonds to contain an occasional bitter one due to the genetic traits of their almond varieties. If you get more than a few bitter almonds in a bag, that would be an excessive amount, and we would request that you contact us with your order ID for a refund. We are constantly evaluating the almond quality of our supplier partners and appreciate the feedback as it helps us improve our quality. Best Regards, Terrasoul Superfoods
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I believe it's just a sugar base but I don't know if they are made in a factory that also produces nuts. I no longer have the bag.