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| Scientific Name | Juglans sp. |
|---|---|
| Origin Countries | USA, China, Ukraine and Chile |
| Product Uses | Salad and side dishes, granola bars, desserts |











Pasteurized walnuts undergo a process that involves heating the nuts to a specific temperature to eliminate pathogens while preserving their flavor and texture. Initially, the walnuts are shelled to extract the kernels. Then, they undergo a pasteurization process where they’re exposed to heat, usually through steam or hot water, for a set duration. This heat treatment eradicates harmful bacteria or microorganisms without compromising the integrity of the nuts.
Flavor
Pasteurized walnuts maintain their natural nutty and slightly sweet flavor, albeit the pasteurization process may slightly alter the overall taste.
Texture
The texture of pasteurized walnuts remains relatively firm, retaining their characteristic crunchiness and firmness.
Color
Pasteurized walnuts generally have the same color as raw walnuts, typically ranging from light brown to tan.
Nutritional Value
Pasteurization doesn’t significantly alter the nutritional content of walnuts. They are rich in healthy fats, protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals like omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin E, and antioxidants.
Moisture and Binding
Pasteurized walnuts are dried after the pasteurization process, which helps in reducing their moisture content.
Aromatics
The natural nutty aroma of walnuts is preserved in pasteurized walnuts.
Balance and Contrast
Pasteurization maintains the balance of flavors and nutritional components within walnuts.
Cultural and Regional Influence
Walnuts have cultural significance in various cuisines globally, including Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and European cuisines.
Special Dietary Considerations
Walnuts are nutrient-dense and often included in vegetarian, vegan, and various dietary plans due to their high nutritional value, but people with nut allergies should avoid them.
Baking and Confectionery
Used in baking bread, cakes, cookies, and pastries, adding texture and flavor.
Snack Foods
Included in snack mixes, granolas, trail mixes, or as standalone snacks due to their nutritional value.
Salads and Savory Dishes
Added to salads, savory dishes, and sauces for a crunchy texture and nutty taste.
Nut Butter Production
Ground into pastes or used as an ingredient in nut butters.
Ice Creams and Desserts
Used as toppings, fillings, or ingredients in ice creams, yogurts, and desserts.

The main producing countries of walnuts are the United States, China, Ukraine and Chile. In the United States, walnuts are usually harvested during the fall season, from mid-September through November.
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