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There is an Almond for That 
whole almonds

Whole – Natural or Blanched
Typical Applications: 

  • Natural: versatile and suitable for all-around use
  • Blanched: works well as an attractive garnish, either as is or roasted to bring out the flavor and color
  • Natural, roasted, or flavored snacks
  • Embedded or enrobed in chocolate
  • Ingredients for confectionery, energy bars, bakery
  • Inputs for processing

 

whole almonds

Slices or Flakes – Natural or Blanched 
Typical Applications:

  • Topping for salads
  • Ingredient for cereal
  • Coating for savory dishes
  • Garnishing for baked goods, desserts

 

almonds

Slivers or Halves – Natural or Blanched
Typical Applications:

  • Roasted or flavored snacks
  • Ideal for stir-fries and grain dishes
  • Ingredient for baked goods, cereal
  • Texture for confectionery
  • Topping for prepared foods, salads

 

chopped or diced almonds
Diced or Chopped – Natural or Blanched

Typical Applications:

  • Topping for dairy items, baked goods
  • Work well for stuffings and coatings
  • Coating for ice cream bars
  • Filling for bakery, confectionery
  • Crust for meats, seafood

 

almond flour

Meal or Flour – Natural or Blanched
Typical Applications:

  • Sauce thickener
  • Perfect for making almond butter or marzipan
  • Ingredient and filling for confectionery
  • Flavor enhancer in bakery
  • Coating for fried foods

 

whole almonds 

Almond Milk
Typical Applications:

  • Use on your morning cereal or in coffee
  • Blend with smoothies

almond paste and butter
Paste and Butter – Natural or Blanched

Typical Applications:

  • Alternative to other spreads
  • Filling for chocolate, cereal bars, confectionery, and bakery

 

almond oil
Almond Oil

Typical Applications:

  • Salad dressings
  • Non-food (e.g., cosmetics, moisturizer)

 

green almonds

Green Almonds
Typical Applications:

  • Cut the almond hull along the seam with a paring knife and use the fresh, herbaceous-tasting nut’s inside as part of a composed salad, or plain with a bit of sea salt.
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