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Productinformation Cashew nuts are harvested in India around the time of may and june. The “Kashu” tree derives from the same family of trees as mango- and pistachio-trees. They carry their first fruits approximately after three years - the tree’s maximum carrying capacity is reached after seven years. The cashew tree’s fruit consists of two parts: the cashew “apple” and the actual cashew “nut”, which grows right under the apple part. Cashew nuts are eaten raw in asian regions, but in the rest of the world there are known as a deliciously roasted nut-snack. The cashew apple itself also has a tasty purpose: in the indian market, juices and wine made out of the fruit are very common and popular. Origin India is the major exporting country – especially the national regions of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andrdhra Pradesh, Orissa, Maharashtra and Goa. Other countries of origins are Brazil, Mozambique, Kenya, Tansania, Vietnam and Sri Lanka – from America and Africa just over to Asia.

Productinformation Harvesting of pistachio happens in the middle of september. Pistachio trees look very alike to almond trees, their female trees carry fruit after they have been fertilized through their male counterparts. The very first harvest of pistachio is then possible after seven years, and afterwards in a two-year-cycle. Around april pistachio trees are beginning to bloom. When the plant begins ripening, its pit is growing so fast, it will downright burst open its surrounding shell. Pistachio will be roasted in their shell and are traded salted. These tasty green pits are not only consumed as a snack, they can also be found in special types of sausages or on top of chocolate candy – as they are always a delicious addition. Origin Pistachio are cultivated over extended areas in Iran to Turkey and from Pakistan to India. The United States by now also have an enormous industry branch of producing pistachio.

Productinformation Mangos may vary very much in shape, color and size – that is due to the fact that there are many different types of these tropical fruits. Their coloring ranges from green, yellow and even red. Under their thin, uneatable pericarp lies the succulent flesh, which constitutes nearly seventy percent of the whole fruit. Origin The mango got cultivated in India 4000 years ago – and is today, besides pineapples – one of the most popular tropic fruits. Countries of origin comprise many tropical and subtropical regions: Thailand, Hawaii, India, Burkina Faso, Colombia or Brazil. But nowadays the mango gets cultivated in Southern Europe as well.

Productinformation When you mention wasabi, most people nowadays know you are referring to japanese horseradish. What they don’t know is, that these Wasabi-Peanuts are totally scrumptious. Selected peanuts spiced up with japanese horseradish: That’s the new asian way to snack. The fresh spiciness of wasbai will not only get you a sharpened sense – it will let you enjoy something as small as a peanut like a new culinary experience. Origin Wasabi is manufactured in Japan – peanuts in North- and South America, the western region of Africa, Asia and India.

Productinformation Peaches can be classified in two types: "yellow-flesh" peaches and peaches of the type "Elbertha". Whereas the "yellow-flesh" ones certainly are really yellow and also smaller, the "Elbertha" types are bigger and more of a reddish-green coloring. Their drying process includes a bathing in sulfuric acid after they are cutted in half. But to get them perfectly dry and ready to be delivered as delicious dried fruits, another week has to pass by. Origin Most picked peaches originate from South Africa, but in the southeastern part of Australia peach plantations can be found as well.

Productinformation They look like long blackberries, while their taste is reminiscent of raisins – very sweet and juicy. The three types most well-known in Europe are white, black and red mulberries. When they are dried, however, they lose their color and look sandy or transparent. Mulberries are a tasty, healthy and fiber-rich snack or an excellent addition to cereal. Origin White and black mulberries are native to China, while red mulberries are from the US.

Productinformation BBQ-ravioli are another superb addition to Howa’s snack supply. They are called ravioli because of the shape of their spicy crust – but in contrast to pasta ravioli they are totally crunchy. Their interior reveals roasted peanuts, and together with their strong bbq-flavored taste they will give you a snack experience coming straight from a wild west ranch. Ingredients Peanuts, wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, BBQ-spice-mixture

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