Grab & Go Berry Macaroon Almond Trail Mix

Almonds can be eaten fresh, blanched, roasted, candied, or used as ingredients in other foods. They are technically not nuts, but are edible seeds, or drupes - a fruit with a single stone or pit, surrounded by a husk. Blanched almonds are briefly boiled and then shocked in cold water to stop the cooking, enabling the skins to be easily removed.

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Coconut is the pulp from the fruit of the coconut palm. Coconut is often eaten flaked, toasted and dried. Sulfites are sometimes used to prevent browning, and these will be named in the ingredient statement when present. Sulfites react with natural sugars in coconut to prevent browning.

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Cashews can be eaten fresh, roasted, candied, or used as ingredients in other foods, and are the seeds of a tropical evergreen tree.

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Vegetable oil is used as an ingredient in food, and may be extracted from any vegetable source, such as beans, seeds or nuts. Common sources are corn, canola, cottonseed, soybean, coconut, sunflower, palm and palm kernel.

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Salt is used to enhance flavor or preserve foods, and is sourced from the earth or sea; also known as sodium chloride.

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This product contains coconuts and their derivative ingredients.

This product contains cashew and cashew product ingredients.

This product contains almond and almond product ingredients.

This product may contain peanut ingredients.

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