Pine Nuts (Pignolias) Weight:8 oz. (1/2 lb.) oil of peppermint

oil of peppermint

Flavors include lemon

Calories 175 Calories from Fat 140 Total Fat (g) 17 g Total Fat (%) 26% Saturated Fat (g) 3 g Saturated Fat (%) 18% Cholesterol (mg) 0 mg Cholesterol (%) 0% Sodium (mg) 5 mg Sodium (%) 0% Total Carbohydrate (g) 6 g Total Carbohydrate (%) 2% Dietary Fiber (g) 2 g Dietary Fiber (%) 8% Sugars (g) 1 g Protein (g) 5 g Vitamin A (%) 0% Vitamin C (%) 0% Calcium (%) 2% Iron (%) 6% Ingredients Almonds

LESS THAN 1% OF: [MODIFIED CORN STARCH

Roasted In House

Pine Nuts (Pignolias) Weight:8 oz. (1/2 lb.) oil of peppermintDetails Pine nuts arent actually a nut. They are the edible seeds of several varieties of pine trees. The ivory colored, elongated seeds are a blend of sweet, tangy and nutty flavors. Although small in size, they are a flavorful recipe ingredient or addition to your snack selection. Pine nuts are also called pignolia nuts. Adding them to your diet can help rejuvenate your body, protect against aging and support heart, bone and eye health. Kosher