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I like spicy nuts and I cannot lie...

I just recently discovered I'm quite the fan of almonds and pistachios, especially of the spicy variety. Having learned this and craving for some more, I searched "the Google" for new flavors to try and stumbled across Nuts.com. Having done business with them twice now, I have to say I'm quite impressed with both the service and the product. All of the nuts I've tried (don't get any dirty thoughts here) have been so tasty, I think I may be addicted. Not only that, but the service has been fantastic as well. I received the packages a couple days after I finalized my orders. The nut containers, as a friend told me, "Are so cute." Yes, she went there. In addition to that, with both orders, I received a free sampling of another flavor of pistachios. So, if you love nuts as much as I do, I'd definitely recommend checking out Nuts.com. Thank Buddha I didn't have to say that on the air, because I know I'd be cracking up while doing so.

Oh, and if you like spicy, I'd recommend trying the sweet and spicy chipotle pistachios and marsala peanuts. If you like plain pistachios, I'd definitely suggest you try the Turkish pistachios (siirt). The cilantro lime pistachios and Thai curry cashews are quite tasty as well.

https://nuts.com/

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