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Ask a Pistachio Expert

January 27, 2012 • Get Crackin'

Ever wonder why pistachios are green, where they’re grown, or what a pistachio tree even looks like? Satisfy those curiosities by asking a pistachio expert anything about our product or pistachios in general.

We need you to help keep our nutty ramblings on topic and fun to read, so please submit your questions! Each week, we’ll provide a response to one of your questions, bringing you one step closer to pistachio enlightenment.

“But how does one reach pistachio nirvana,” you ask?

By posting your pistachio inquiries and curiosities in the comments section so we can all become pistachio gurus. Looking forward to your questions, and as always, GET CRACKIN’ and start askin’!

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Wonderful Pistachios

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4 comments

ashunn Mar. 28th, 2012 @ 10:10 AM

Hi Raj – you sure can! Please take a look at our Roasted No Salt product here: http://getcrackin.com/products/roasted-no-salt/. You’ll also find a store locator on that page to help you find the grocery nearest to you that carries this product.

Raj Mar. 27th, 2012 @ 10:25 AM

can I get plain unsalted pistachios?

Jacobf Feb. 3rd, 2012 @ 7:33 PM

How menny products have you produce?

David Wetherill Feb. 1st, 2012 @ 4:58 PM

Are the unopened pistachios similar to the unopened Clams in a Clam Bake as in ya don’t eat them?


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