Roll 'N Roast Carts in Stores Now

Introducing our new in store display carts. These carts help us bring our products closer to you at the same prices as our factory store in downtown Salt Lake City. They can be found at the following fine stores:

Dick's Centerville - 84 W Parrish Lane Centerville, UT 84014

Macey's West Jordan - 7859 S 3200 W West Jordan, UT 84088

Macey's Sandy - 7850 S 1300 E Sandy, UT 84094

You will find about 20 of our top selling items in these stores. Guaranteed fresh and of the highest quality as you would expect.

Items available are subject to change, but some examples you can find are:


Facebook Contest!!!

Be the first person to find our Roll 'N Roast cart at one of the stores, take a selfie with the cart and tag us will win one of our Spring baskets. You can choose either our Easter Themed baskets or Honey Bee themed baskets.

Winner will be announced on our Facebook page. Basket will be picked up from our Factory Store downtown.





We're in Meier's Meats and Fine Foods!


We are proud to announce that a selection of our delicious products can be found at Meier's Meats and Fine Foods in Highland! Meier's is a locally owned and operated store that started in 1945. This is a tremendous store with high quality products and a great environment. Conveniently located on Timpanogos highway en route to some of the best outdoor activities to be found on the Wasatch Front. Stop in and stock up on protein snacks before you hit the trail. Meier's carries our Antioxidant Medley Mix, Energy Mix or Salted Caramel Fusion that are a great complement to outdoor activities.

Of course you can also find our classic products like Deluxe Mix, Delight Mix and Roasted cashews that are guaranteed fresh and the finest quality.

Our famous gift packages are there during the Christmas holiday season as well.

We love working with great people and the folks at Meier's are awesome!

Keto Friendly Nuts - hint most of them


We wanted to help you find out which nuts, if any, are good choices for a keto friendly diet. We put together a chart that helps compare the nutrient makeup of a lot of the nuts we sell. The center of the graphic shows what the ketogenic diet recommends you consume in fat, protein and carbohydrates to achieve a state of ketosis. The surrounding charts show the nutrient makeup of raw nuts we sell in those same categories. This is one quick way to see which nuts best fit your dietary needs. For nutrition there is a lot more to it than just fat, proteins and carbohydrates so you need to inform yourself about the other things your body needs, but this is a good start to see what nuts are keto friendly.
No nut seems to fit the bill exactly, but the beauty of nuts for keto dieters is that they are mostly fat. For example Macadamia nuts are 95% fat and the least fatty nut on our list is the cashew that is still 70% fat. When your diet strategy looks like the keto diet chart then nuts are a terrific choice. If you are looking to find raw nuts we sell them in our store or on our website. We also offer a large variety of other nuts that are roasted and salted, but keep in mind that does change the nutrition information slightly. We roast nuts in peanut oil and this slightly increases the fat content and, therefore drops the ratios of proteins and carbohydrates. Salt doesn't add any calories, but you should be careful with how much you consume as high sodium intake can contribute to higher blood pressure according to the American Heart Association.

Have you heard about the keto diet? I keep running into people that avoid carbs because they've gone keto. I have one friend that has lost 70 lbs and has 40 more to go which is an amazing accomplishment. After hearing his success story I decided to do some exploring. First off keto reminds me of the Atkins diet that was very popular about 10-15 years ago. That diet focused on eating mostly fat and protein and avoiding carbs. People were claiming to lose a lot of weight all while eating fatty foods.

To my surprise Atkins is still a thing. It's just not generating the buzz that keto is right now. Rob Lowe is the current poster child for the Atkins company sharing how their diet is still relevant and sustainable.



Both diets seem so contradictory to what we were taught about nutrition. Remember the four food groups or the food pyramid? Those dietary guidelines were taught in schools, on public service ads and were promoted by food companies. I remember looking at this food pyramid many times on the side of cereal boxes while growing up. The pyramid suggested to me that the foundation to a healthy diet was grains, pasta, cereal and rice. The USDA has evolved over time and we currently have the Choose My Plate diagram, but it still shows grains as an important part of a balanced diet.



In stark contrast the keto diet suggests avoiding these "fundamental" foods. Look closely at the keto image I posted and you won't find any breads or grains. Most keto diet charts suggests only 5% of your calories come from carbs i.e. breads, cereals and grains.
It's fascinating that these dietary guidelines can be so
fundamentally different. That has always made me think that Atkins or Keto must not be sustainable practices, but rather a diet plan that can achieve weight loss goals. Rob Lowe and the Atkins company are telling us that isn't the case. And if Rob Lowe tells you it's true, well who's to argue that, right?

The keto diet is popular now, but according to Wikipedia it was developed in the 1920's to prevent seizures for people with epilepsy. Glucose plays a key role in brain function and when fats are converted to fatty acids and ketone bodies for energy they replace glucose in the brain. Ketosis is the end result. Forcing the body into a state of ketosis has been studied to treat brain disorders like Alzheimer's disease, autism or Parkinson's disease. Here is a study that states a low carb diet like keto achieves weight loss without significant health risks. But then here is an article that talks about the potential major health risks associated with a low carb diet. The major health risks can result from only focusing on the categories of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. To achieve a sustainable keto diet you must consider more aspects of nutrition like vitamins or fiber. So our disclaimer is that nuts can be a terrific part of any diet, but make sure you inform yourself on your diet plans to avoid unintended health issues.

Ultimately it is your body and what you put into it is your decision. There are health risks associated with diet decisions; any diet decisions have pros and cons. You need to make dietary decisions for yourself and it's up to you to be informed about what you choose to eat.

If you have any nut questions we can answer we would love to help out. Please contact us and the answers could be included in our next newsletter.






We're In The Store!


We are proud to announce that a selection of our delicious products can be found at The Store in Holladay! This is a new program that allows us to distribute our freshly roasted cashews closer to you. We are currently offering 25 different products and The Store will be restocked weekly with the freshest and highest quality nuts.

Come to The Store and find the finest Roasted Almonds, Smokehouse Almonds, Spanish Peanuts and a variety of our very own creations like Deluxe Mix, New Orleans Mix, Cajun Cashews or Jalapenuts.


The variety will change along with the seasons so you can definitely find our gifts in The Store at the appropriate times. You can always find everything we offer on our website or at our Factory Store in downtown Salt Lake City.

While you're there you can find fresh baked goods in the bakery up front. Or head to the deli in the back and have them make you an amazing sandwich. Such a fun store to visit in a great location.








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