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Snack-tastic Ways to Use Walnuts
Feel good about snack time by choosing one of nature’s gourmet gifts—walnuts! Our great state is known for all sorts of fresh foods, including California Walnuts. Locally grown and produced right here in Northern California by more than 4,000 family farms, these heart-smart nuts are perfect for mindful snacking. Snack to it!
Feel good about snack time by choosing one of nature’s gourmet gifts—walnuts! Our great state is known for all sorts of fresh foods, including California Walnuts. Locally grown and produced right here in Northern California by more than 4,000 family farms, these heart-smart nuts are perfect for mindful snacking. Snack to it with these delicious ways to use walnuts!
By the Handful:
Along with being a delicious and nutritious snack time option in their natural raw state, walnuts are also a great canvas for all sorts of seasonings. Find raw and candied walnuts in our Grocery and Bulk Departments, or try adding a little spice with our Spiced Walnuts Recipe.
Tasty Toppers:
From summer salads to morning toast and even our Grilled Peaches Recipe, California Walnuts make a topnotch topping for all sorts of sweet and savory applications. For extra flavor, try adding them raw, candied, toasted, or spiced for new and exciting flavor combinations!
Cheese Board Besties:
Pair artisan cheese from our Specialty Cheese Department with fresh or dried fruit, cured meats, and (of course) California Walnuts for a super snack spread in no time flat. Try this Easy Cheese Board on for size, or mix and match your own favorite ingredients.
Bake & Take:
Nuts about baking? Boasting a fantastically versatile flavor and toothsome texture, California Walnuts add a little nutty crunch to all sorts of kitchen creations. One that lends itself especially to the munchies is our Walnut Biscotti Recipe, perfect for dunking in coffee or tea!
Homemade Hummus:
There are few dips as iconic, hearty, and appetizing as hummus when it comes to superb snacking. Instead of using chickpeas, our Edamame Hummus Recipe calls for fresh soybeans and walnut butter. Bonus: This recipe also teaches you how to make DIY walnut butter!
Pro Tip: If you're not going to eat them all at once, keep your walnuts tasting fresh for the long haul by storing them in the fridge or freezer. Happy snacking!