organic almonds

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Alerts on record6 HazardSalmonella enterica ser. Bongori Country of originItaly First alertSeptember 3, 2018 Latest alertSeptember 3, 2018 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
Salmonella enterica ser. Bongori (48:z35 /25g) in organic almonds from Italy, intended for GuernseyQuoted from the source as published.

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organic almonds are for people who want a snack nut with a cleaner sourcing label and the same familiar crunch as any other almond. By our assessment, the main appeal is simple: they are easy to eat, easy to bake with, and useful in granola, salads, nut butter, and pastry. The downside is also familiar, because almonds are costly relative to many snacks and are a common allergen, so they are not a casual fit for everyone. In practice the organic part changes how people read the package more than how the almond tastes; what matters in the bowl is still the firm bite and mild nutty flavor. Against regular almonds, this is mostly a sourcing and farming choice rather than a different food. Astrina files organic almonds under Almonds, which is the right broad category. If someone already wants almonds, the organic version is mainly a values-and-label choice.
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