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Is this the newest version?
Asked by coupon_hawk
Same as the one my sister bought last year, so probably not.
unsolicited_opinions· shopper·Is the packaging excessive?
Asked by Tessa L.
Enough to protect it, not enough to annoy me.
Imani O.· shopper·Would you buy it again?
Asked by hoodiegoblin
Yes, and I have, twice.
VoltEdge Supply· seller·
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FoFormalShopper202 VerifiedA correction on initial impressionJanuary 26, 2026
To VoltEdge Supply: I must begin by stating that upon first opening the bag, I was disappointed to find a powdery residue at the bottom, leading me to believe the almonds were of poor quality. However, after further investigation, I realized this is simply the natural honey coating settling during transport. Once shaken, the nuts are uniformly coated, delightfully crunchy, and possess a robust roasted flavor. I retract my earlier complaint and offer my sincere apologies for the hasty judgment. These are excellent.
- MiMike P. VerifiedQuestion about the seal? Or is it just me?
June 18, 2026
Sorry, I mean the bag — no, sorry — the tin? Wait, it comes in a pouch, right? Yeah the resealable pouch. Does the zip-lock thing actually stay closed on yours? Mine keeps popping open I think, or maybe I'm not pressing it right, but I'm worried they'll go stale. I work nights at the hospital so I have these in my locker for breaks, but if they get soft that's no good. Anyway if anyone can let me know I'd appreciate it. I'll change my rating if it's just me being clumsy.
- babarista_brett VerifiedLike squirrels guarding a treasure
June 8, 2026
I bought the 1lb and 2lb bags to compare—size matters when you're trying to stash snacks in an apron pocket. The 1lb is like a sparrow: easy to carry, but gone in a peck. The 2lb is a hawk: intimidating but you'll hoard it. The honey roast is sticky enough that my toddler can grab them without slipping, but also leaves little honey fingerprints everywhere. They survived being dropped twice on tile floor without shattering. That's a win. The only question: will they survive a full-on toddler tantrum? I'll update when I know.









