Kitchen - Morish Nuts
Cashews Caramel Coated - Hot & Spicy
Native to South America, your taste buds will be “Going Troppo” when they experience the magic of our imported Cashews combined with Morish caramel coating, plus chilli, lim zest and spices to create a unique sweet with a little heat flavour sensation!
Morish Caramel Coated Cashew - Hot & Spicy in 80g, 180g & 320g sizes.
Ingredients:
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Cashews, Sugar, Tapioca Starch, Honey, Vanilla, Chilli Powder, Lime, Spices |
Nutrition Information per 100g:
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9.6g |
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27.7g |
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Serving size: 40g
Allergen statement:
- Contains Cashews and Honey
- May contain traced of other nuts. Made/packed on equipment that is also used for other tree nuts.
Made by artisans from a family owned recipe first developed by the
Moors in the Byzantine era, only premium selected nuts are used which
are mostly sourced from Australian producers.
With something truly on offer for everyone, the nuts come in an extensive range of savoury and sweet combinations. From caramel or chocolate coated and coffee glazed nuts, to mouth-watering peanut brittle and peanut crunch or macadamia crunch to name a few, these treats are designed to satisfy the sweetest of teeth.
Like it hot? No problems. Try the Wasabi coated macadamias or our exotic hot & spicy range of
caramel coated peanuts, cashews and macadamias dusted with chilli, lime
zest and select spices to add that special zing to your taste buds.
There is an option at Morish to make any mouth water.
With so many other options on offer, Morish also has a wide range of
treats that are free of gluten, lactose, additives, preservatives and
colourants. We also offer a gluten free range of products.
There is also a huge range of hampers and gift packs on
offer, perfect for corporate gifting, to treat a loved one, or even to
keep just to yourself! Morish Nuts is an ideal gift, offering a unique
and memorable taste. Presented in eye-catching, elegant black and white
candy-striped gift packs.
Products can also be found in retail outlets located in Herne Hill in
the Swan Valley and the Fremantle Markets in WA, as well as
agricultural shows, field days or special events throughout Australia.