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Posted 7 June 2023

Old India Cashew Nuts 750g - 4.87/ £4.14 with 15% Subscribe & Save (Cheaper if buying x4) @ Amazon

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Consuming 28.3 gm of Cashew nuts, 5 days a week results in lowering the risk of diabetes by 27%. Has 82% unsaturated fatty acids which lowers the levels of cholesterol. Cashew nuts pack proteins, fats and vitamins to a high degree. Proteins, the tissue builders in our system, steal a large dividend of cashew contents. Cashew kernels contain 21% of vegetable proteins. Nutritionally they stand at par with milk, eggs and meat. It also contains a high concentration of much needed amino acids in right proportions which is very rare in nuts.
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  1. thedogs2715's avatar
    Don't waste your money, soft, tasteless and splits/broken, not whole, also not good value for money compared to similar quality.
    eset12345's avatar
    They're fine for cooking, like chinese chicken and cashews
  2. CHRIS_MORRIS's avatar
    Aldi salted cashews 75p for 125g so £4.50 for 750g not sure about quality comparison but probably depends on if using for cooking. Heat added due to chaper and delivered
  3. BC_Sco's avatar
    Surely if they're old they should be even cheaper?
    thedogs2715's avatar
    If people are paying more than £5 a kilo for broken/splits, then they're shopping in the wrong places, so at £6.55 with s&s, these are not cheap, just taste as such. Also beware of their pictures, what they display isn't always what they send. I bought Pistachios from them once; they advertised them as Iranian but sent American... Complained to Amazon but they weren't interested
  4. RipOffBuster's avatar
    I've been buying these for quite a while now and found them to be good and excellent value for money. I rinse them, put them in the air fryer on a medium to low heat, regularly turning them, until crispy to my taste. Nothing added apart from low heat. The cheapest cashew nuts available out there
  5. deleted231063's avatar
    Back in February '22, I bought a 1kg bag of Old India Brazil nuts for the mad price of £3.49! Very nice they were too. Happy days!
  6. Zaf123's avatar
    It doesn't say roasted/salted, it's probably just soft cashew nuts used for cooking & not for eating from the packet.
    If anyone knows please let me know.
    Thanks
  7. GregorskyDeals's avatar
    Ordered, thanks
  8. Stephen_Rowbottom's avatar
    Order thanks, ideal for cooking at the very least...
  9. Zek's avatar
    Consuming 28.3 gm of Cashew nuts, 5 days a week

    Does it work if you eat many times that amount each day a week?
  10. ompek1_'s avatar
    I would if these were not old
    MrBestDeal's avatar
    Was thinking the same
  11. littel.helper's avatar
    purchased these last time were o offer. absoulutly fine not broken as sudgested.
    good auality. soak them in salty water for few hours dry and then roast them in airfryer or microwave.
  12. Bigfootpete's avatar
    That's a very good price, I've started making my own cashew nut butter as it's a nice flavour and so much cheaper than the supermarket ones. Super easy to make too.
  13. RomanTrabant's avatar
    I ordered 4 packs. Even if broken I don't remember swallowing them whole anyway
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