Q: Can I get these nuts in stores?
A: Yes! If you don't already see them at your favorite store, ask for them in your grocer's produce section.

Q: Are these the same nuts roasted at fairs and festivals?
A: Yes. You may have also seen them in shopping malls, especially during the holiday season.

Q: Are your products kosher?
A: Yes, ALL of our products are under the supervision of the Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater Detroit and are certified kosher and parve. A copy of the certification is available upon request.

Q: Can you reheat these nuts?
A: Yes, for that just roasted, fresh out of the kettle taste, heat about 2 oz of nuts in microwave oven for thirty seconds, or conventional oven's medium heat until warm.

Q: Can I make cinnamon almonds at home?
A: Yes you can! Take ½ lb of almonds, ½ lb (or less) of sugar, ½ cup of water, and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Mix all ingredients in a sauce pan or hot pot and put heat on high. Here is the secret: you have to keep mixing until it is done: DO NOT STOP MIXING or the whole thing will burn in a second! What happens: The water will boil and then the mixture will dry out and turn fluffy powdery. That’s when the melting begins. Keep stirring!! When the sugar melts and the nuts look about 50% wet, turn off the heat and keep mixing. The nuts will dry out, but this time the sugar will be stuck to the nuts. Splash just a little bit of water on the mixture, about a ¼ cup or less of water at the end will do. You don’t want a puddle at the bottom of the pan.

Q: Are these good for weddings?
A: Almonds are an ancient symbol and are traditional at weddings.

Q: What are the shipping costs?
A: Shipping is $8.00 for the first item, and $3.00 per item for each additional item, with a maximum charge of $50.00.

Q: Where do you ship?
A: We will ship any product anywhere in the 48 continental United States.

Q: How long do they keep?
A: They stay fresh up to six months in the bag and over a year in the refrigerator or freezer.

Q: Are these fattening?
A: The expert opinions are in! Nuts are good for you!!! Almonds are very high in protein and other nutrients as well as fat. Plus, the fat in Almonds and Cashews (and other nuts) is almost all unsaturated, which contributes to the good cholesterol-HDL cholesterol.

Q: Where do you get your almonds, cashews and other nuts?
A: We bring in the highest quality almonds from California. Walnuts also come from California. Pecans and peanuts come from Southern states like Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas. Northern Mid-west and Canada is sunflower seed country. And cashews are grown in East Africa, Vietnam, Brazil and India.