Interesting that seven ingredients managed to come from a total of twenty-three countries. One suspects that the company isn’t actually sure where the nuts in this particular bag came from—maybe nuts, or at least some types of nuts, are considered a fungible commodity—and so just listed all the places that they *might* have come from.
Scrantonicity_02 on
Should be called Mixed Mutts
satyrday12 on
America has a lot of nuts.
ihaveonlyone on
txtxs on
I suspect they might be getting the Brazil nuts from Brazil. Just a hunch.
MaxPower836 on
Ah yes, the nut belt.
Sovimver on
How to travel the world with just a bite 😂
Ijnefvijefnvifdjvkm on
Impressive logistics
lucassuave15 on
Mr. WorldwideÂ
dovetc on
THAT’S A LOT OF NUTS!
wikipediareader on
Absolutely wild when you think about the logistics of it all, the labor of those in the fields who harvest the nuts and those who transport them over oceans and onto railways and highways just to get to a Costco distribution center and, eventually, your home.
Huck1980 on
I have observed the pistachio industry in the Great Central Valley of California and it is mechanized and efficient. Far cry from the dyed pink Iranian pistachios of my childhood. They dyed them to cover the stains of the rotting husk they were too slow to remove.
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That’s nuts!
Interesting that seven ingredients managed to come from a total of twenty-three countries. One suspects that the company isn’t actually sure where the nuts in this particular bag came from—maybe nuts, or at least some types of nuts, are considered a fungible commodity—and so just listed all the places that they *might* have come from.
Should be called Mixed Mutts
America has a lot of nuts.
I suspect they might be getting the Brazil nuts from Brazil. Just a hunch.
Ah yes, the nut belt.
How to travel the world with just a bite 😂
Impressive logistics
Mr. WorldwideÂ
THAT’S A LOT OF NUTS!
Absolutely wild when you think about the logistics of it all, the labor of those in the fields who harvest the nuts and those who transport them over oceans and onto railways and highways just to get to a Costco distribution center and, eventually, your home.
I have observed the pistachio industry in the Great Central Valley of California and it is mechanized and efficient. Far cry from the dyed pink Iranian pistachios of my childhood. They dyed them to cover the stains of the rotting husk they were too slow to remove.
The casual opulence of a 15th century king.
We are all somewhat mixed up.