Walnuts

The fruit of the walnut tree, which grows throughout the world in temperate climates. The two main varieties are Persian/English and Black. The Persian walnut is often incorrectly known as "English Walnut" in the United States. The black nuts are edible, but have a smaller kernel and an extremely tough shell and are not widely grown for nut production. The word "walnut" originates from wahlnut, an Old English word for "Welsh-nut." Walnuts were a delicacy of the ancient Romans and were used not only for eating but also to dye wool and color hair.

Product Weights:

• 7 OZ (198 Grams)
• 14 OZ (396 Grams)
• 2 LBS (907 Grams)

Country Of Origin: Product of USA

Storage Instructions: Keep in Dry and Cool Place

Package: Packet