Grape Tree Mixed Nuts 1kg Raw & Unsalted Almonds, Walnuts, Cashews, Peanuts. Nutritious Vegan, Keto Friendly Snack Mix. Selection of Raw Mixed Nuts For Snacking

Love these nut mixes, all shelled and ready to snack on, or add to recipes

Goid value

I wanted less chrmicals thats why i buy organic cant eat them im cealiac this are done on the line with gluten, fed up. Gave these to my husband he says their nice very good quality.

Excellent quality and so far lots of walnuts, my favorites.

Very nice.

These nuts are ok. The overwhelming flavour is walnut which seems to flavour the other nuts which is something I dislike.

As described fresh and yummy!

There really is mixed messaging from this company when it comes to the ingredients. As outlined on the Amazon page: Product Description "A great blend of cashews, almonds, walnuts and Brazil nuts...Ingredients: HAZELNUTS (30%), ALMONDS (27%), SPLIT CASHEWS (27%), WALNUTS (15%)" Label (as shown on the Amazon page): PREMIUM MIXED NUTS WALNUTS (34%), ALMONDS (31%), CASHEWS (14%), BRAZIL NUTS (13%), MACADAMIA (1%). Label (as received): MIXED NUTS ALMONDS (34%, WALNUTS (31%), PEANUTS (13%), CASHEWS (11%), MACADAMIAS (8%), BLANCED ALMONDS (5%) It really appears to be a lottery as to what mix of nuts you actually receive, dependant on their supply as outlined in their Legal Disclaimer "Please be aware that the content of all of our nut mixes are dependant on the availability of ingredients at the time of packing and as such, are subject to change at short notice. While every care is taken to ensure that our product information is correct, food products and recipes are constantly being reformulated meaning that ingredients, allergens, dietary and nutritional content may change from time to time. Given this fact you should always read the product label and not rely solely on the information provided on web listings." Unfortunately we can't read the "reformulated" product label as the item is being ordered online. Therefore, it is imperative for them to provide an accurate label on their Amazon listing. Peanuts (13%) and Blanched Almonds (5%) are certainly not considered "Premium Mixed Nuts" by any measure. Therefore, the product they are selling should not be advertised as such.