Superfoodies Organic Cashew Nuts

These certified organic cashew nuts are grown in Vietnam where they’re carefully harvested and shelled without heating. Cashew nuts boast a temptingly rich and creamy flavour and contain an impressive selection of valuable nutrients, including vegetable protein, the minerals, potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc and phosphorus, omega 3 fatty acids and almost every essential amino acid.

They can be enjoyed just as they are, as a delicious yet sensible snack between meals, or combined with other nuts and dried fruits in a tasty trail mix that’s perfect for on the go. 

Cashew Nuts Benefits

• Cashew nuts boast a temptingly rich and creamy flavour.
• Cashew nuts make a delicious, yet sensible snack between meals.
• Cashew nuts add extra bite to all of your favourite raw food recipes.
• Cashew nuts contain vegetable protein.
• Cashew nuts contain the minerals, potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc and phosphorus.
• Cashew nuts contain omega omega 3 fatty acids.
• Cashew nuts also contain almost every essential amino acid.
• Our cashew nuts have been certified organic by "Organic Farmers & Growers", the leading organic certification organisation in Great Britain.
• Our cashew nuts have been processed without the use of heat to ensure an optimal retention of their naturally occurring nutrients.
• Our cashew nuts are suitable for those following a vegetarian, vegan or raw food diet.

How To Use Cashew Nuts

Enjoy cashew nuts straight from the bag as a sensible snack. Or bring some life into your snacks, such as trail mixes by using cashew nuts and a mix dried fruits and berries.

Store cashew nuts in a sealed container in a cool, dry place and once open, consume within 2 months.

Cashew Nuts Facts

• The skin of cashew nuts is used to produce cashew nut oil, which is often found in cosmetic products and harnessed by indigenous people to treat a variety of skin conditions.
• Cashew nuts are commonly used in Indian cuisine.
• Cashew trees produce both cashew fruit (apples) and cashew nuts. Although it is often discarded in pursuit of the coveted cashew nut, the cashew apple can be used to make a delicious range of typical fruit products, including jam, juice, wine and liquor.
• Cashew nuts derive their name from the Portuguese ‘caju’, which originates from the Tupi name, ‘acajú’.
• Like many other nuts, cashew nuts are actually seeds and not nuts at all.
• Cashew nuts grow on the Anacardium occidentale – an evergreen tree that also produces the cashew apple and is native to Brazil.
• These days the cashew nut tree is widely cultivated in other countries, including Nigeria, Ivory Coast, India, Indonesia and Vietnam.
• These particular cashew nuts come from Vietnam where they are carefully harvested and shelled without heating.

Cashew Nuts Content (per 100 g)

Cashew Nuts Summary

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