Pistachios – Roasted & Slightly Salted

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Pistachios – Roasted & Slightly Salted

From: £6.00

Pistachios – Roasted & Slightly Salted

From: £6.00

Greek pistachios from Aegina have PDO status and are renowned for their rich flavour, their beautiful pink exterior, and vibrant green kernels. These pistachios are hand-roasted in small batches so they reach you at their best and slightly salted to compliment their exquisite taste and texture.

  • Ingredients

    Ingredients: pistachios, salt, citric acid

  • Allergens

    Pistachios may contain traces of peanuts, sesame seeds, wheat & other nuts with or without shell.

  • Product Further Info

    The island of Aegina is legendary amongst Greeks for producing the best pistachios this nation has to offer. A combination of optimal soil conditions combined with the perfect maritime climate made for a pistachio growing zone par excellence.

    These pistachios are slightly smaller than their Middle Eastern cousins, but are far sweeter and more intense in flavour. Our pistachios are fresh, miles apart from the stale, soggy, bland pistachios that you may be used from large retailers.

Details

Region / Origin / PDO Aegina Island
Size 200g; 400g

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PRODUCERS INFO

Konstantinos

Konstantinos supplies all of our pistachios. He comes from the island of Aegina, an island famous for its pistachio trees – their pink and green nuts now carry a PDO status. On the island there are many feasts around what Konstantinos calls “the king of nuts”, signifying their importance in local culture.

Raised around his father’s pistachio trees, he shares how from a young age he realised he wanted to work with pistachios and create his business. His dream was to share his love for pistachios with the world and offer the opportunity to taste them to more and more people .

“I love pistachios,” he says, but also admits that pistachio trees require a lot of work and care. His annual production of 10 tons doesn’t come easy; rain or snow may ruin the crop. Everything is done by hand, he says, and explains how they pick pistachios and place them in large sacks, often under the scorching Greek sun at the end of the summer.

What is it that he enjoys most about his work? “Creating,” he says—and happy customers. “I’m always happy when someone comes back and tells me how much they enjoyed my pistachios”.