Hi guys, I need your help. Recently I ordered Farmley’s Dry Fruits Combo pack, the almonds were pretty small and raisins were not good at all. Cashews and Pistachios were decent quality. So overall, I was not that satisfied.
As Diwali Sale is coming, I want to order dry fruits for home. Can you guys tell me which company has the best dry fruits in terms of quality and taste? Please let me know. Only suggest the brands you have personally tried because I want to order in large quantities.
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The problem with these products are that the farmers give and the traders gain a lot. You have to check thoroughly in the market for such a vendor who would give you selected products. If you depend on online for these products, the quality will be like that only
Thanks for your information, but I think local vendors also don’t provide good quality. I purchased W320 premium cashews for Rs. 250 for 250gms and they were really bad and had oily taste. the size of the cashews was also very small, but the W320 premium are the best ones. I look for online products because they at least give good discounts.
Happilo is a good and cost-effective brand you can trust. Other than that, I think you will find much better options if you go to exclusive dry fruits shops around your place, if there are any. If not, buy online.
Thanks for the suggestion, I was looking at different brands and found some good reviews of Ministry of Nuts. They seem to have good quality. Yes, I have tried Happilo before, there cashews are good but almonds are not upto the mark.
You can checkout the local market. There you will get plenty of resources in good quality and get many choices. They also show you the quality that varies from farm to farm. So that you can get good quality and good choice of rates as well.
Thanks, I have tried them before already, but not satisfied with the quality of nuts. Yes, the price is reasonable but quality matters when it comes dry fruits.
Hey everyone, I wanted to give an update on my recent experience with finding the best nuts on Amazon. I was a bit unsure at first, so I took advantage of some great deals as the sale in going on and ordered 100g packs from a few different companies. After trying them out, here’s what I found:
1. Solimo: I was pleasantly surprised by what Amazon Brand Solimo had to offer. Their cashews and almonds are large in size, reasonably priced, and have an amazing taste. They quickly became my top choice.
2. Nutraj: Another brand I tried was Nutraj, and I must say, I enjoyed their taste and quality as well. While they are a bit more expensive, they’re still a good option.
3. Urban Platter: Urban Platter came in as my third favorite. They have an extensive selection of dry fruits, though they are on the pricey side. However, the quality is quite decent.
4. Ministry of Nuts: My second favorite pick was Ministry of Nuts. I really liked their taste and quality, but they do come with a higher price tag.
So. Solimo ended up being my top choice, but I wanted to share these other options and their reviews with you as well. Happy snacking! 🥜
Have you tried buying nuts from Big Basket? My experience with their cashew nuts, almonds, raisins, and pistachios has been great. They offer 2-3 variants of cashews and almonds, which differ in price. I have tried both the variants, and they are both pretty good. I would highly recommend you try them once. You can go for a 100-gram pack for starters and see for yourself.
And, no wonder Solimo dry fruits were your top pick. Though I haven’t tried their dry fruits yet, other products from the brand have been impressive.
Hey, I haven’t ordered from Big basket. Is there any specific brand or they sell on their own? I need to look at them. May be I will give them a try in new years.
Yes, you must try them and share your experience. I hope you would like them. They sell on their own; it’s their own brand. When you search for almonds or cashews, they would appear in the results. The ones with Green packaging are a little economical, while the ones with Orange packaging are on the expensive side. The difference is nominal but quality wise both are good.