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The sight of a wholly intact nut is a thing of beauty. It's also something that does not go unappreciated here at Gourmet Nuts and Dried Fruit. So, we just had to provide our customers with the options of buying whole versions of the nuts we offer. We are proud to offer our bulk raw cashews alongside many other favorites.
Cashews are the seeds of the fruit of the cashew tree, which is often called the cashew apple or cashew pear. The cashew tree is, interestingly enough, an evergreen.
Cashews, like all nuts and seeds with a high oil content, need to be refrigerated or frozen to maintain optimal freshness.
They will only keep a few months in your pantry, but will keep for six months in your fridge. If you freeze, however, they will stay fresh for even up to a year.
So, we just had to provide our customers with the options of buying whole versions of the nuts we offer. We are proud to offer our bulk raw cashews alongside many other favorites.

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The sight of a wholly intact nut is a thing of beauty. It's also something that does not go unappreciated here at Gourmet Nuts and Dried Fruit. So, we just had to provide our customers with the options of buying whole versions of the nuts we offer. We are proud to offer our bulk raw cashews alongside many other favorites. Our Bulk Raw Cashews are the seeds of the fruit of the cashew tree, which is often called the cashew apple or cashew pear. The cashew tree is, interestingly enough, an evergreen. Cashews originated from South America, specifically what is today northeastern Brazil. Today, they are widely grown and cultivated in India, Vietnam, and Nigeria. These regions today stand at the top of the list of main production countries. Due to high toxicity levels in their shells, cashews are not available in the shell. Uses Our Bulk Raw Cashews are the perfect snack at home, school, or on the go. Low in fat, high in protein and fiber, they can provide a much-needed energy boost in your day. You can also use our Bulk Raw Cashews in creating your own cashew butter, a delicious and exotic alternative to peanut butter. Or, you can make your own cashew milk too. Storage Cashews, like all nuts and seeds with a high oil content, need to be refrigerated or frozen to maintain optimal freshness. They will only keep a few months in your pantry, but will keep for six months in your fridge. If you freeze, however, they will stay fresh for even up to a year.