It’s the end of a long day and you’re looking for a snack. You reach for some almonds, but decide to try something different. Maybe you want to go with something sweet or spicy. Or maybe you’re in the mood for something savory. Fortunately, there are plenty of options beyond plain old almonds that can satisfy any craving.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is a popular flavor for almonds. Cinnamon is also a popular spice, food and flavoring for many things. The cinnamon-flavored almonds are made into little balls that look like candy, but they’re actually good for you! You can eat them as a snack or sprinkle them on top of your coffee or hot chocolate for an extra kick.
Honey Almonds
Honey almonds are one of the most popular flavored almonds. They have a sweet taste and are made by roasting almonds with honey and other ingredients. The nutritional benefits of honey almonds include:
- Lowering cholesterol levels
- Enhancing digestion, absorption and utilization of nutrients in your body’s cells
- Promoting healthy skin, hair and nails
The history behind this snack dates back to ancient times when people used honey as a natural sweetener to improve their health conditions. Today, it continues to be used as an ingredient in many foods such as breads or cookies because it can increase their shelf life without affecting their taste negatively like sugar does! You can also buy ready-to-eat packs containing only 2g net carbs per serving (1 oz).
Chocolate Almonds
Chocolate almonds are a good source of protein, fiber, iron and magnesium. They also contain calcium and phosphorus.
Zinc is also found in chocolate almonds which helps build up your immune system and keep you healthy. It also improves your heart health by lowering blood pressure levels while reducing the risk of diabetes mellitus type 2 or insulin resistance syndrome disease (pre-diabetes). Zinc deficiency can lead to anemia because it’s needed for red blood cell production.
Vitamin E is another nutrient present in these nuts which works as an antioxidant that protects cells from damage caused by harmful free radicals produced during exercise or exposure to sunlight; hence preventing diseases like cancer or cardiovascular problems such as atherosclerosis (hardening arteries).
Selenium has antioxidant properties similar to vitamin E but more powerful than selenium alone because both work together synergistically against oxidative stressors such as UV rays from sun exposure – this means less chance of getting skin cancer if eaten regularly!
Meyer Lemon Almonds
Meyer lemons are a cross between a lemon and an orange, and they have a sweeter, less acidic flavor than their counterparts. They’re grown in California, Arizona and Texas–but you don’t have to travel far to find them at your local grocery store.
Meyer lemons are popular for marinades because of their low acidity levels; they also work well with desserts (such as cakes) or drinks (like cocktails).
Garlic And Herb Almonds
Garlic and herb almonds are a great snack or appetizer. They are crunchy, savory, and salty. You can eat them by themselves or with your drink of choice for an extra kick. These tasty treats are also very healthy for you! The garlic helps lower cholesterol levels while the herbs add flavor to your food without adding any extra calories to it (unlike some other snacks).
Garlic And Herb Almonds Are Popular At Parties
These savory nuts are popular at parties because they’re easy to make–you don’t have to go out of your way in order to make something delicious that everyone will enjoy eating! All you need is some almonds (which may already be lying around in your pantry), fresh herbs like rosemary or thyme (these should be kept refrigerated until ready use), salt (the type used depends on personal preference) along with minced garlic cloves which should ideally come from whole heads rather than jars since they tend not only add more flavor but also tend not contain preservatives like those found within canned goods do.”
Cheddar Cheese Almonds
To make cheddar cheese almonds, you’ll need:
- 3 cups whole almonds
- 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
- 1/4 teaspoon salt (optional) * 4 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, grated or finely chopped You can also add other flavors to this recipe by adding garlic powder or onion powder for extra flavor. If you want to make these nuts healthier, use low-fat cream cheese instead of regular cream cheese!
Sriracha Spice Toasted Almonds
If you like spicy food, then Sriracha Spice Toasted Almonds are the perfect snack for you. These almonds are made with real Sriracha hot sauce and have a nice kick to them. If your mouth isn’t on fire after eating these spicy treats, then something is wrong!
Srirachas are made from chili peppers that have been ground into a paste along with garlic, vinegar and salt. They’re popular in asian cuisine where they often appear as an ingredient in sushi rolls or served alongside other dishes like egg rolls or dumplings. Sweet chili almonds are also very popular since they offer spice without being too overpowering–sweet chilis are a type of red chili pepper which has a mild to moderate level of spiciness when eaten raw (but can be made more potent by drying). They originated in the guangxi province of southern china but now grow throughout southeast asia–you might even find them growing wild near your home!
Cranberry Orange Almonds
Cranberry Orange Almonds
Cranberries are an excellent source of vitamin C and dietary fiber. They have also been shown to help lower cholesterol levels, reduce the risk of heart disease and fight cancer cells in the body. The orange flavor is a great complement to cranberries, adding an extra boost of vitamin C along with its own health benefits such as improving eye health and reducing inflammation. These almonds are vegan, gluten free, low calorie (only 80 calories per serving) plus they’re high in iron and calcium!
Sweet Chili Heat Almonds
Sweet Chili Heat Almonds
These almonds are easy to make, you can make them in bulk, and they’re versatile. You can use them to make a sweet chili heat trail mix or just add them as an ingredient for other recipes. For example:
- Sweet Chili Heat Trail Mix (with cacao nibs)
2 cups raw cashews or macadamia nuts
1 cup raw pumpkin seeds (pepitas) 1/2 cup dried cranberries 1/2 cup dried cherries 2 tablespoons unsweetened shredded coconut flakes (optional)
Cinnamon Roasted Pumpkin Seeds, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, And Cranberry White Chocolate Chunk Popcorn.
These are some of the most popular flavors among our customers. If you’re looking to try something new, these would be a great place to start!
- Cinnamon Roasted Pumpkin Seeds: These pumpkin seeds are roasted with cinnamon and sugar, making them an amazing snack choice. They’re full of fiber, protein, vitamin C and E, which helps keep your immune system healthy. They also contain calcium so you can enjoy them guilt-free!
- Cinnamon Toast Crunch: This is a fun twist on traditional cinnamon toast with just enough sweetness to make it delicious without being too sweet–and it’ll keep you full longer than any other snack out there! The fiber content will help keep blood sugar levels stable throughout the day while providing plenty of energy from its healthy fats as well as from its complex carbs (which means no afternoon crash).
These almonds are yummy!
These nuts are yummy! They’re healthy, too. They’re a great snack to have on hand when you need something to fill your tummy and keep you going.
These almonds are delicious and nutritious, making them a good choice for snacking or enjoying as part of a meal. The nuts contain protein, fiber and unsaturated fats that help make them both filling and satisfying–and they’ll also make you strong! They taste so good that they’ll make eating healthy fun again… if only there were more flavors available besides plain (which we love).
Almonds are a great snack and they come in so many flavors. You can find them at most grocery stores, but if you want to try something new or unique, then we recommend checking out our list above.