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While honey-roasted nuts are high in fat, a large portion of it is healthful. Unsaturated fats help you absorb vitamins and keep your muscles healthy by aiding in the construction of cells. Each.Honey-roasted nuts are similar in calories to regular dry-roasted or oil-roasted nuts.

For example, honey-roasted almonds have about 166 calories, 5.1 grams of protein, 14 grams of fat and 7.8 grams of carbohydrates, including 3.8 grams of fiber, or 15 percent of the daily value. Although nuts are high in fat, the fat in nuts is mainly heart-healthy unsaturated fat. An ounce of honey-roasted almonds has just 1.3.

Nuts are packed with protein, and most contain several heart-healthy substances, like good fats, Omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and Vitamin E. They are quite high in calories, so it’s important to limit portions. These honey roasted nuts start with raw nuts, and are lightly coated in a honey mixture, and then lightly dusted with brown sugar.While honey -roasted nuts are high in fat, a large portion of it is healthful. Unsaturated fats help you absorb vitamins and keep your muscles healthy by aiding in the construction of cells. Each 1-ounce serving of almonds contains 14 grams of fat.

Of that, just over 1 gram is saturated.Crunchy, fragrant and flavorful, these honey roasted nuts make a wonderful and good-for-you snack. They also make a great homemade hostess gift.If nuts are roasted at a low-to-medium temperature of about 284°F (140°C) for approximately 15 minutes, vitamin loss is kept to a minimum, healthy fats are unharmed and acrylamide is.These Honey Roasted Nuts will store for quite a while if you needed to make ahead.

I can’t honestly say how long they will keep for, as whenever I’ve made them, they’ve only ever managed to last 2 days at the most before they all disappear, but if you store in an air tight container, I would imagaine a couple of weeks would be absolutely fine.No, nuts do not lose their heart-healthy monounsaturated fat during the roasting process. However, roasting may alter and damage the polyunsaturated fats that nuts also contain and that are more vulnerable to oxidation.

Oxidized fats account for rancidity, giving nuts, and other foods, an “off” taste and a bad odor reminiscent of oil paint.Festive honey-roasted nuts By Christina Mackenzie • December 1, 2014 • In Christmas, Recipe Roundup, Special occasions One of my favourite Christmas moments is walking past St Paul’s Cathedral as the smell of toasted chestnuts entices you onto the Millennium Bridge.Knowing how to roast nuts is an easy skill that can make your midmorning snack taste 10 times better. Once you master the basics, you can make your own roasted pecans, roasted almonds, roasted peanuts, and more!

You can also start with mixed nuts, or choose a roasted nut recipe.While honey roasted nuts are high in fat, they’re still healthy. Unsaturated fats help you absorb vitamins and keep your muscles healthy.Homemade snacking nuts are preservative-free and incredibly fresh-tasting. Honey Roasted Peanuts Recipe.

1/4 cup honey 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 teaspoon vanilla (optional) 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt, divided 1 pound shelled raw peanuts, skins.I’ve always known nuts were a healthy snack, so I loaded up a few bags at the bulk food store to try and curb my cravings. While I do love nuts, the plain ones just don’t satisfy. So, I did a little experiment with the sweetener in my Homemade Granola, and it worked! I’ve made the best homemade honey roasted nuts ever!

Honey-roasted peanuts are not as healthy as peanuts in their natural state, but they are still a fairly healthy snack option. The snack contains important dietary fibers, carbohydrates, protein, fat, and vitamins and minerals. Honey-roasted peanuts contain complex carbohydrates, simple carbohydrates, and a good amount of fiber.

Roasted almonds are coated in a honey glaze and lightly salted for a savory sweet snack any time of the year.

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Nuts and seeds possess essential fatty acids, minerals, vitamin E, and protein—but avoid nuts coated with salt or crusted with honey and sugar.

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Snack nuts (roasted nuts) are usually roasted in palm kernel oil or coconut oil, increasing their saturated fat content.

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If you enjoy flavored or seasoned varieties, avoid honey-roasted nuts, which are typically made with sugar and corn syrup.

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This snack is a great source of protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals, although care should be taken to ensure that all nuts and seeds are raw (unroasted), unsalted and fresh.

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Unlike most grains and legumes, nuts are delicious when eaten in their dry, nutrientconcentrated state, somewhat crisped and browned by a quick roasting.

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  • Why do you people always wanna add sugar & salt?! No wonder why you idiots die out in heart attacks. Why dont you just make it with just plain honey… just honey nothing else! Nuts with only honey its healthier that way

  • can someone please mention the quantities of the ingredients i am not able to visit the website mentioned in the description

  • never use canola oil! That is a Genetically modified food product, it is bad for you folks! there are healthier alternatives, the best would be coconut oil.

  • I made these. They are so delicious. I always have a jar of these in my fridge. I eat a jar everyday��

  • this is terrible music and a misleading title.. Why would you mix maple syrup with honey?? oxymoron.. than you added cinnamon. this is truly unexperienced proof was when you mix all the nuts too cook.

  • I love honey roasted cashews and peanuts,but as Rain RE said they are so expensive in the local store,I am in the U.K and they are over £2.00 a bag,but this recipe looks delicious,it is one I will be trying.Thank you for sharing xx

  • Like said in a previous comment,these are too expensive in a store,so this recipe is a keeper,keep up the good work guys,greetings from Bosnia:-)

  • £6.50 in a certain high street store! I won’t be buying those,lol.This is easy-peasy & I’ll be giving it a try.

  • Did you say 50 grams of sugar are you nuts no pun intended that in no way is that good for you you should be telling people how to cook them self to death

  • I have a question; Do we have to include the white sugar? Could we increase the honey and delete the white sugar?

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  • they are wet and sticky you have to use fork to eat them, excessive of un-necessary sweetness, nuts should be coated with the mixture and then be placed in the oven to absorb all mixture and be dry and eaten by hand that’s what I did but without salt.

  • Watched this recipe and 30 minutes later sitting here enjoying the fruits of my brief labor. Very easy, tasty recipe! My only problem now is to figure out how to stop eating them!!

  • Like the one the gypsies do in central London

    At least if you do it at home you have all your money and your health ��

  • I invite you to watch in the following video: https://youtu.be/-Sj6JUK_Yco (with subtitles)
    3 types of nuts to accompany a tea, a coffee, a mate, yogurt or ice cream.

  • I’ve been looking for the ideal honey almond roasted recipe for a long time and now I found it. Thank you so much for the video. Greetings from Antwerp, Belgium

  • Hi.. I had made these&they turned out nice.thanks a lot.just wanted ro clear-after adding the sugar&salt mixture&left for drying..the sugar crystals stuck to the almonds (I was thinking the heat will dissolve the sugar crystals!!).is it supposed to be like that?? (Had used regular white granulated sugar)

  • awesome Rita, i am looking at making a spicy bbq roasted almond batch. I have some spicy salt that i think will come in handy!

  • Check out the Honey Roasted Almonds video at 1:55 and it walks you through the mix. 1/4 C. Sugar and 1/2 t. salt. Hope you enjoy them.

  • Snip off bottom leaves and trim the stem on diagonal. Place ends in small cup of water to the base to next leaves. Cover with plastic bag with some holes and leave on counter, not in direct sunlight. Check water everyday. What you’re creating is a micro-greenhouse.

    Basil from my garden and already full of nutrients. Roots will start sprouting where you took that pair of leaves off. Use the basil as needed. Lasts several weeks. You can pot up the rooted basil in good quality soil.

  • Yes you can make these honey roasted almonds without sugar! I substituted Apriva (Kroger’s brand of Splenda) and it worked well. The nuts did stay a bit stickier, but still very good. I also have used NuNaturals powdered stevia read the label as you won’t need much and it worked great, too. Check out my blog on Cincinnati. com (Cooking with Rita) for some other good recipes, as well. I just put photos of healthy meals for athletes.

  • LOVE these almonds. I make 5 pounds of them at Christmas and bag them in little gift bags for all our friends. They are all very impressed.

  • Did you say 50 grams of sugar are you nuts no pun intended that in no way is that good for you you should be telling people how to cook them self to death

  • I love how she said “i’m going to put my nuts in”

    I don’t know why she didn’t say “i’m going to put the almonds in”

    Just found it funny

  • These are amazing, I JUST made them ^^ Careful not to put too much honey, or it won’t absorb as well, I made that errorr ^^”

  • Started this video wanting to learn how to make honey roasted cashews but ended wanting to learn how to perforate my ear drums

  • A-HA!
    I made some using an almost identical recipe, but they’re hella oily.
    Turns out I used tablespoons of oil rather than teaspoons.
    Such is life.

  • @mellymel42 Pay attention; there are 2 tbsp of honey in the coating the nuts are cooked in. Then they are topped with the sugar and salt. That’s how it’s typically done.

  • @RankinBryton I knew you’d love them. And they’re more authentic made with peanuts! Wait till I share my new recipe for cinnamon/maple country fair pecans addictive, too. Rita

  • or better yet use steevia, can buy green from health store or l granulated white from supermarket. enjoy

  • @AONSproductions Nutritious, not nutritional. Oh wow, sugar is bad for you? What a revelation. If you can’t handle it then don’t eat it. Most people do fine with an occasional indulgence. You have to live a little, especially around the holidays.

  • awesome, im looking at making some kind of spicy bbq roasted almonds..i have a hot salt that i think will come in handy!

  • I just made these and yum! I actually didn’t have any honey and used dark corn syrup instead. a bit more sticky than in the video, but turned out fine. thanks for posting!:)

  • hi, why not use actual honey as a coating instead of sugar? It just seems funny that the description is honey roasted almonds and its sugar and salt? Thanks

  • Hi,
    The almonds were DELICIOUS the first time, so I decided to make more right away. I doubled the almonds (4Cups) and double the rest of the ingredients. This time, the almonds were sticky and brown instead of the sugar coating. What did I do wrong?

  • The recipe at the end calls for mixing the sugar/salt mix coating for the almonds in a separate bowl, not the pan in which the syrup and almonds were cooked. Is one method preferred to another? I like the idea of using less dishes to clean!

  • Hi,It looks good.. please let me, whether I can use a different oil from canola oil? I haven’t heard of canola oil before. thanks

  • hi…i got to try them today and they were yummy…
    i made them with both pecans and almond…the almond was perfect but i think the pecans need 5 more mins extra in the oven…but they still tasted good

  • i have been searching for a good and easy recipe for honey roasted almonds…i am going to try this over the weekend..thank u for this