Best Nuts

way better than they're rated here – Recently picked up a tin of 150 grams and was not dissapointed. Payed about a dollar twenty thus the price/quality ratio blew me away. Things must be better in Belgium.. Will purchase again. Show details

So Fresh - like eating walnuts for the first time – These taste really fresh! Reminds me of when I was a kid and we'd sit around cracking nuts straight from their shells. I got a 130g pack through… Read more

Ubereats from IGA. Community Co seems to be their in-house brand from what I can tell. Anyway, these are a really special treat for me at a good price. The ones I've had across multiple brands at Woolworths are stale and rancid tasting (across multiple brands).

They're from USA, and when buying direct from store they're $3.50 for 130 grams. That's comparable to the Lucky brand at Woolworths. I just wouldn't eat the Woolworths brand, even though they're up to a dollar cheaper per 100 grams when buying in bulk.

If you occasionally go to IGA, these are well worth stocking up on. Mmm.

Not cheap, but a quality nut mix – This 'Billabong Nut Mix' 500g from Yummy Snack Foods only seems to be available at some IGAs, but not at Coles or Woolworths. At $10.99 for 500… Read more

grams, it is far from the cheapest.

However it's a very satifying, delicious mix of a few macadamias (one has to search for these!), almonds, peanuts in that crunchy coating, salted cashews and quite a few other varieties.

It's not a good look as gluttony is one of the Seven Deadly Sins, but when I buy a pack it takes strength to not consume every last bit in three or four hours.

The nuts have always been fresh with the IGA I go to (it isn't one of Metcash's smaller ones, but nor is it classified as a 'SupaIGA' despite being a large store) selling quite a few, as in my monthly visits one can tell the stock has been depleted.

Many will enjoy this product with a beer, juice or soft drink.

Energy mixed nuts – They were delicious and seemed to stay fresh in the packaging they were in too. Hope they come to store shelves soon and in bigger packs too as the small packs are of sample size and I was looking for mor at the end.

Good value – These cashews are not 'jumbo' ones but nonetheless they are acceptable. I have never found any shell fragments so that gets a tick. Overall, quite… Read more

satisfying as a between-meals snack. Typically about $8 for 400 grams. Can be in either a grocery aisle or near fresh produce, which is annoying as each store seems to place it differently.

Alright snack but not entirely healthy – For a healthy label, having 33.5g of sugar per 100g quantity of this is not good. It does taste a little bit sweet but not overdone. However, in terms of quality and taste, i'd say it's not too bad.

I bought a 180g packet of Riverside Natural Pecans, roasted and unsalted, mostly because it claimed "Australian Grown". All I can say is if this is… Read more

the best Australia can do, it should stick to growing peanuts. (In Australia's defence, I have purchased much better pecans...and some delightful macadamias.)

With a best before date of 13 Jul 2026, I felt confident that they should be fresh in October of the previous year but I was wrong. Rancid nuts were more frequently encountered than fresh tasting ones. So I sealed up the bag and forgot about them. I tried them again in February and decided I should let the company know about my experience. How can they fix the problem if they don't know they have one?

I suppose everyone can have a bad batch but isn't that what quality control is for? Maybe the person who checks the freshness of the nuts needs more training?

I reached out to the company but they felt February before the July BB was too late to be letting them know...plus I hadn't retained my docket!

Buy them at your own peril. I've shared my disappointing experience.

Quality and age of fresh nuts? – Purchased a few times with quality of nut issues.. nuts were hit or miss in the bag , fresh with old as tasted. Instead of crunchy creamy smoked give… Read more

me another one quick.. dry chewy old tasting lacking in creaminess stood out. Advised company and place of purchase may try again .

Very misleading packaging (peanuts and pretzels) – Misleading Packaging words like “mixed nuts” it was all peanuts and about ten almonds or less in a half a kilo of snacks. This was a bag of peanuts… Read more

and pretzels and no wonder it wasn’t in clear packaging. The first bowl I poured was pretzels and nothing else. A really poor deal that leaves the consumer heavily disappointed and creates a lack of trust with the brand after such seductive packaging. Delicious Moreish Munchies. “Morish” is a highly reputable brand that makes a similar mix. Have a look at their logo and compare this deceptive imitation. It is such a misleading attempt to steal a reputable brands product. Aldi should know better. See the ratio of pretzels and standard peanuts the cheapest of all nut varieties. This is disgraceful shame on you Aldi for not product testing. There is no use wasting your time sending Aldi a complaint they just ignore it. And the manufacturers declaration “less than 10% Australian Products” which means it could be 0.1% which could be the salt.

Rancid to say the least! No such thing as quality control here! Bought these in good faith, expecting high Quality. 500grams paid over the market… Read more

value for Cashews believing they would be worth it.. I should have remembered the last time i bought a Macro product paid extra received lesser quality, less give a stuff, less customer care! Woolworths connection with the responsibility towards our very food.Woolworths food undermining our very chance to eat properly-healthily. However the Macro brand is poison too Woolworths. They bought the brand to stop viable worthwhile competition. Gross big company behaviour. Like ANZ buying Suncorp nothing about these deals will improve the brand. Another sad indictment on big business getting bigger at the expense of the sheep. I will do my utmost to buy as little as possible from these Woolworths Grubbs! Given the very high responsibility to feed the community quality produce. Certainly no responsibility taken at Woolworths to the sucker customer(sheep). I was in the bad habit of buying Aldi Cashews very cheap, undulating quality but on the whole quite decent.I was taking a break from eating Aldi Cashews as they are very morish fattening me up, not too much self control... Made the mistake of believing i was buying better quality Dry roasted Macro Cashews, no added seed oils. B.S. DON'T FOOL YOURSELF MACRO IS JUST A PRETEND BRAND A GAME GRUBBY WOOLWORTHS PLAYS WITH THE SHEEP.

Awful, leave a bad aftertaste – The package attracted me " Proudly Australian Owned family Business" . I did not see the tiny box which said " packed in Australia from imported… Read more

ingredients". The taste is awful and left a bitter aftertaste. I wrote to them , reply was "bad luck, watch our social media for updates when we may have Australian nuts.

Old, soft, black spots via Kmart & The Happy Nut Co – I wasn’t sure if these were the same brand as I tried from the Reject Shop some months ago. It turns out they were, and they were just as bad.… Read more

Imagine the worst, softest, oldest cashew you found under the couch cushion after that night of epic binge snacking that time six months ago. These were to me quite reminiscent of those. Except with black spots. And no, that isn’t specific to one pack. They’ve been in all four packs I’ve tried at different dates from The Happy Nut Co. Avoid. They taste rancid to me.

These almonds have a bizarre mix of flavours. It has a fake smoke flavour, which is sweet, but also a bitter after taste which completely disguises… Read more

the natural flavour of the almond. It just tastes like the powder coating. Obviously these almonds are heavily covered in salt and flavouring rather than actually real smoked almonds and there are a number of products out there that has 'smoke flavour', but this one tastes more like the snack food Burger Rings. The ingredients list seems to indicate why there may be a clash of flavours - Almonds (88%), Sugar, Corn Starch, Onion Powder, Salt, Maltodextrin, Soy Sauce Powder [Maltodextrin, Salt, Water, Defatted Soybeans, Wheat], Smoke Flavour, Yeast Extract, Natural Flavour, Pepper. These nuts are packed in Vietnam from an unknown source.