Dry Roasted Filberts/Hazelnuts Unsalted
Experience the delectable tang of our salted filbert nuts rich in antioxidant and micronutrients that helps you fight diseases. Boost your mineral meters by chewing into a healthy life with our yummy hazel stones heavy in protein and fiber for your wellness This salted treasure can serve as an after-meal dessert or even the main meal. Packed in a premium wrap for your special delight, you are guaranteed of farm freshness plus a delicious taste that will keep you yearning for more.
Hazel Nuts
Gump the fresh flaming flesh of our premium hazel seeds neatly packed for your royal delight. Have it just as it is with its entire natural barn of healthy nutrients unhampered. These hazelnuts hold pints of vitamin E that helps your skin grow healthier by taking off all the dryness and deficiency in vitality.
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