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These Sahale Snacks Pomegranate Vanilla Cashews are an absolute treat! The mix of dry-roasted cashews, pomegranate-infused apples, and Madagascar vanilla creates a perfect sweet-savory balance. Each bite is crunchy, flavorful, and feels gourmet. Great portion size for on-the-go snacking without guilt. Love that it's Non-GMO, gluten-free, and kosher. No artificial ingredients—just real, quality flavors. Perfect for travel, work, or a healthy indulgence. Definitely stocking up again!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Wonderful!!! Great price! Excellent in my morning oatmeal!! Love this product!!

There's plenty I can say about this product, but perhaps the most revealing is that when it got shipped to me at the hotel, I held up a package and placed a couple of ounces in the hands of the three people at the front desk. They were enamored with the unique flavor as am I. The manufacturer sahale should realize they're teetering on the edge of overpricing this product and that there are some suppliers who are mis-stating the size of the packages. For portion control purposes, I stick with the small package which is under 2 oz, and 220 calories. However, I have to be careful because in some cases the unit cost is exorbitant, so I shop carefully for the packs of 18 and find that to be perfect for a daily hit! Now I realize there are some of you that would consider anything glazed with something sweet or spicy to be less than ideal, so don't buy it! I will tell you that when I have not been able to find the 1.5 oz size. I have languished because One A Day of this particular product makes me smile! So if you are a pistachio nut lover and like the idea of a pomegranate glaze, this is definitely for you! For emergency purposes, there are also vendors resale vendors through Amazon who sell the 4 oz size packages and sell them in lots of five. I will be honest with you that unless you parse them out into 2 oz little reusable dishes that are airtight, you might find that you put on weight since inevitably if the bag is open and you walk past it, your taste buds are going to say please please please. So I suggest shopping based on price per ounce and buying whatever works best with your budget. Just thoughtful so you don't end up eating multiple 1.5 oz packages daily, as at 220 calories each bag they add up quickly! So it's not a matter of do I recommend this, it's a matter of these are thoroughly addictive and anyone I've shared them with has liked them a lot! So it's about managing "my habit" at this point. I noticed at least one gigantic company, Planters, is now marketing similar products so suggest that like me, you stick with Sahale until they price themselves out of the market which could be tomorrow, and find the address of a 12 Step Program if your supply gets cut off. So far nothing else comes close. Freshness, crispness and amazing flavor. All 10s. Price point a 6.

They are very good but please make sure you aren't paying too much. I paid $40 for 6 4oz bags of mixed variety. The maple pecan is my favorite so imagine my surprise when I see they are also selling 6 4oz bags of only maple pecan for only $16! My fault for not shopping around first. Even my expensive grocery store was cheaper. The maple pecan tastes like a buttery pecan pie in every bite. So good!

The nuts in this are awesome, but I’m personally not a fan of the banana nibs and chips. Not sure what I was expecting, but they’re a bit tough at first and quickly get mushy. Don’t think I’ll be buying this flavor again, but I’ll definitely try some others once I get through this box lol.

Came on time. Delicious! A nice variety and I love the size. One servings is perfect.

This particular snack from Sahale is hard to find consistently on grocery store shelves, particularly the 2 near me--and my drugstore ceased to sell them and closed--and my current drugstore only sells the 1.5-oz snacks of the pecans in the purple bag which also contain walnuts. I am salicylate sensitive and really only tolerate certain nuts, pecans having less salicylate than walnuts. I have switched to the Valdosta flavor, and now what I do is this. I bring water to boil and place the whole snack bag into it for just a bit, then pour the water through the sieve. Pepper, orange powder and cranberries affect me--but the pecans are perfect for me after rinsing down what bothers me. It still remains flavorful, and it being pre-packaged means it limits the amount I eat at one time just perfectly. I am not a bubble person, but do have trouble with food and all kinds of medicines (a physician suggesting perhaps I was missing a gene that understands what is "normal"). I am 74, and I am grateful for any way I can eat good food (I also have celiac disease from which I almost died at the age of 25 since it was not discovered until then). Thank you for your nice product, and maybe my odd way of using them will help some other struggling soul out there who needs and wants something at least a bit tasty. Please do not take this particular flavor off the market!

My partner loves this Sahale snack. Me, not so much. I think it’s too peppery/spicy, but then I have an ultra sensitive mouth. As in, I love avocado but I can’t handle guacamole, even the stuff labeled “mild”. Anyway, back to the snack….full of pistachios (his favorite nut) and bits of dried fruit. And pepper. Lots of pepper. Partner says it’s perfect, I say too much!The small packages are perfect to use for car snacks, which is great because we live an hour to an hour and a half away from the nearest major store.