I like those Extra FancyMixed Nuts from Costco, too. And, the salt level is good for me.
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I picked up some of the salted Costco mixed nuts today. They are a bit on the salty side. As an experiment I put about a cup in a mesh colander and rinsed them under a spray faucet. The result? Still slightly salty, but much less than before the rinsing. Of course they are a bit damp, but... they will get more damp once I eat them. LOL.
Just rub them off with a dry paper towel and put them back into the jar
Ditto Jamie!
That’s the way I get the excess salt off of Macadamia nuts Jamie. It works like a charm doesn’t it.
If you rinse the nuts off with water then you should immediately dry them with a paper towel, then place them in a sheet pan in a single layer and place the pan in a 325 to 350 F oven for about 5 to 10 mins to dry them off. And watch them CAREFULLY so as not to burn the nuts. This way you can enjoy the nuts without them being soggy.
But why got thru this when the paper towel trick is so much easier.
Eddie
That’s the way I get the excess salt off of Macadamia nuts Jamie. It works like a charm doesn’t it.
If you rinse the nuts off with water then you should immediately dry them with a paper towel, then place them in a sheet pan in a single layer and place the pan in a 325 to 350 F oven for about 5 to 10 mins to dry them off. And watch them CAREFULLY so as not to burn the nuts. This way you can enjoy the nuts without them being soggy.
But why got thru this when the paper towel trick is so much easier.
Eddie
BTW, I make a Macadamia Nut Cream Pie that is very delicious. That’s how I learned the paper towel trick for getting the excess salt off of the nuts. I just use the same recipe that I use for Coconut Cream Pie, but substitute chopped Macadamia nuts for the coconut. If you like cream pies and Macadamia nuts give it a try, you won’t be disappointed.
Eddie.
Eddie.
I got a jar of unsalted mixed nuts at the same time I got the regular ones. Unfortunately there are no Brazil or Macadamia nuts in the unsalted product.
The salted nuts did get a little soggy from the rinsing but that didn't bother me, and I only rinsed enough to eat within a few hours. Next time I'll try the paper towel method.
The salted nuts did get a little soggy from the rinsing but that didn't bother me, and I only rinsed enough to eat within a few hours. Next time I'll try the paper towel method.
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Metamucil 2 week Challenge!
I'm doing the challenge and if anyone is eating all those nuts it might be a good idea too!
The web site has all kinds of healthy tips.
www.metamucil.com/twoweekchallenge
I'm doing the challenge and if anyone is eating all those nuts it might be a good idea too!
The web site has all kinds of healthy tips.
www.metamucil.com/twoweekchallenge
Nobby's Nuts
The popular brand of munching nuts here in Australia is Nobbys, has been for decades.
In the 1970s when I was at high school, their advertising slogan was "Nibble Nobby's Nuts." (yes, it was deliberately naughty.)
at school we used to say "nibble Nobby's nuts before Nobby nibbles yours..."
The popular brand of munching nuts here in Australia is Nobbys, has been for decades.
In the 1970s when I was at high school, their advertising slogan was "Nibble Nobby's Nuts." (yes, it was deliberately naughty.)
at school we used to say "nibble Nobby's nuts before Nobby nibbles yours..."
