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INGREDIENTS: 100% Untreated sicilian bitter almonds;
Sicilian raw pistachios flour
6.00€ – 56.00€
Sicilian peeled almonds flour
6.00€ – 20.30€
Sicilian chopped raw bitter almonds
3.00€ – 17.30€
Raw and natural product (Rich in Vitamin E and B17, Omega 3 and Omega 6), obtained through the coarse mincing process of shelled bitter almonds. They are ideal as an ingredient for the preparation of typical products such as amaretti cookies or almond paste, which gives them a pleasant aroma. If consumed fresh, moderate use is recommended due to the toxicity caused by the presence of amygdalin (Able of release hydrocyanic acid and present in the armellina of all stone fruits, that is peaches, plums, cherries and apricots). Harvested and dried under the sun of our Sicily, they are produced according to the concept of natural and sustainable agriculture, without the use of chemicals. On our website there is a section dedicated to the description of all the phases of almond processing. Store in a cool, dry place. Vegan and gluten free. Non GMO.
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