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Salvadoran Cashews (Semilla de Marañón)
$10.00
Toasted, salted cashews, the classic Salvadoran party snack.
- Origin: El Salvador
- Category: Salvadoran food
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About this product
Salvadoran Cashews (Semilla de Marañón)
Cashews from El Salvador come toasted, crunchy and just salty enough. The snack for parties, trips and visits.
How to enjoy them
- On their own, as a snack.
- In salads, desserts and with traditional sweets.
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Illustrative photo: Choo Yut Shing from Singapore, Singapore, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Ingredients
Cashews and salt. Contains tree nuts (cashews).
How to use & store
Once opened, keep them tightly closed in a cool, dry place.
Origin
El Salvador
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