Nutritional Benefits:

• A rich source of healthy fats, particularly monounsaturated fats that support heart health.
• Naturally high in vitamin E, which helps protect cells from oxidative stress.
• A good source of magnesium, supporting energy levels and muscle function.
• Contains copper, manganese, and B vitamins to support overall well-being.

Packed with fibre, making them a satisfying and nourishing snack.The fruits of hazelnut tree are known as Hazelnut or just Hazel in short and are also known as “Common Hazel”. The Hazelnut belongs to the Coryloideae family, a sub group of Betulaceae family. Thus, the Hazelnut is more closely related to the birch, although the fruit is known as a nut fruit. The bush of Hazelnut grows up to 5 meters tall and is native to Europe and Asia Minor. It can live for up to 100 years. The Hazelnuts, which are commonly available on the shelves of the supermarket, are not the "Common Hazel" but instead are the close relatives of Lambert hazel (Corylus maxima). It is obtained from the warmer parts of southeast Europe and from Asia Minor. The Lambert hazel is more sensitive to cold than the "Common Hazel”. The main area of cultivating Lambert hazel is the Black Sea region of Turkey, which constitutes three quarter production of hazelnuts in the entire world.

The fruits of Hazelnut are up to 18 mm long up to 18 mm and are usually placed close to each other. Here up to 3 nuts are grouped together. The hazelnut has a hard outer shell, which is located inside the actual hazelnut kernel. This in turn has a brownish outer skin. A fresh harvested hazelnut is white and with increasing period of storage, it changes the color to yellow. The harvesting is done between September and October. In case of hazelnut, more help is required since they do not easily fall to the ground as walnuts do. This can be done either by shaking the tree or by directly plucking from the bush. The hazel nuts become ripe when the outer shell shows a brownish tone. All the hazelnuts are dried in sun after harvesting. In order to keep the hazelnut kernels tasty and nutty as long as possible, they are cracked open only before transportation if they are not sold as whole nuts.

100% Organic Hazelnuts

Allergen Information

Contains Tree Nuts.

May contain traces of sesame, soy, and tree nuts.

• Soak for Enhanced Digestion – We recommend soaking your hazelnuts for 2-4 hours to help reduce enzyme inhibitors and improve nutrient absorption.
• Enjoy as a Snack – Eat them raw for a creamy, crunchy treat.
• Add to Raw Desserts – Perfect for cookies, cakes, and energy balls for a rich, nutty flavour.
• Blend into Nut Butter – Create your own homemade hazelnut butter for a delicious spread.
• Sprinkle Over Dishes – Add to salads, porridge, or yoghurt for added texture.
• Make Dairy-Free Milk – Blend soaked hazelnuts with water for a creamy hazelnut milk — ideal for smoothies, coffee, or hot chocolate.

Soaking not only enhances the flavour and texture but also helps unlock the full nutritional potential of these delicious nuts.