There are hardly any shelled, roasted peanuts on the market that are roasted without additional fat. I think that's a shame!
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I completely agree with you. I haven't seen shelled peanuts roasted without fat anywhere yet, they are available in Germany (Amazon also sells them: https://www.amazon.de/Erdn%C3%BCsse-fettfrei-ger%C3%B6stet-OHNE-1000g/dp/B00PQNKVEQ; don't know if they are delivered to Switzerland, probably not).
Hello Bananacake, I would also like to have peanuts like these. But the specialist department has just confirmed to me that there are still no plans to offer them in Migros. I'm sorry. Maybe some other time... Best regards, Sina
I think that's a shame too, and I've already asked myself why that is. You can only find unsalted ones in the shell. But if I want to bake something sweet and don't want to add salt and fat, I have to take the ones with the shells and peel them all individually (I've noticed that organic ones are only available in winter). Does this possibly have something to do with the shelf life? I haven't looked into this yet. Peanuts are protein bombs and not really nuts - more like beans. But it would also be cool to get shelled ones without salt and extra fat, if that's possible.
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Bodenseeknusperli
Have a look in Asian/Turkish stores (online if necessary) where you can often find vacuum-packed bulk packs because they often need all kinds of nuts for their dishes. But I can't say whether they are fine, I've only seen them😅
I can confirm this. I have often had vacuum-packed nuts. They definitely taste neutral and don't have as much fat as wholesale.
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M-Infoline
Hello Bananacake, I would also like to have peanuts like these. But the specialist department has just confirmed to me that there are still no plans to offer them in Migros. I'm sorry. Maybe some other time... Best regards, Sina
Yes, I don't really want to buy my food online. And nuts are now such an integral part of cooking...so I agree with this wish in retail.