Nobby's Salted Cashew

Product in Decline – Just here eating some Nobby’s Cashews which I would normally love. Firstly, the taste of the cashews is a far cry from what I have been used to, now no different from the home brand that my mum buys for me occasionally as she knows I love cashews. Secondly, the contents of the pack are majority containing part portions of FULL cashews I’d break… Read more

that into 20% FULL cashew and 80% part portion cashew. I won’t be purchasing these ever again, the prohibitive cost to what we are not receiving as a product is simply not worth it.

Not nice anymore – These used to be so good, now they are absolutely horrid, don't even taste like cashews. Show details

Used to be awesome – Just bought Nobbys cashews and they are tasteless. Far from the product they used to be. Also doesn’t state where the product is sourced from, only states that the product is less than 10% Australian ingredients. Is that 0% ??

The Only Salted Cashews Worth Buying – Lately other brands of salted cashews haven't been tasting very salty. Nobby's cashews still cater to those who want some seriously salty nuts. Great quality cashews, no manky bits, no stale nuts and consistently golden & crisp. Some might say they're too salty but for me this is perfection. Other brands are lacking in salt or even slightly undercooked with a soft green taste but not these. Show details

Poor quality – What a shame, those awesome premium golden buttery cashews are gone forever. I tried them again and they are shithouse. Def not worth buying anymore. It must be a tax maximising strategy for the company. I can’t think why else you’d ruin an iconic brand. Show details

No idea where they are grown – I just purchased a 300g packet of Nobby’s from Woolworths and I’m a little disappointed. They just don’t taste as I remembered them. They are not made in Australia and the packet does not indicate where they are made or if they are responsibly sourced by producers who do not exploit some of the poorest people in the world. I have recently become… Read more

aware that a lot of I responsible cashew nut processors exploit their shellers by not providing them or making them ware with the personal protective equipment to stop painful hand burns by cardol and anacardic acids that lie between the two layers of hard shell on a cashew nut.

I’d prefer Australian cashews and if I had to choose an imported cashew I’d like the supplier to be signed up to the Ethical Trading Initiative.

Used to be my favourite, now tasteless – Nobbys cashews used to be the nuts I'd buy when I wanted a treat, now they are tasteless, stale, no salt and no enjoyment to eat at all. They used to be golden, crunchy covered with a salt dust you'd lick off your fingers. Looking at package, it now says less than 10% Australian ingredients. What a disgrace, you've lost a life long fan. Show details

Salt, salt and more salt? – All I taste is salt and it made me sick. What the heck is going on with all the classic Aussie products. Nothing is good anymore. Haha... am I the only sane person that is noticing this??? Show details

Would you like some Cashews with your salt? – I've bought many salted cashews over the years of vary quality but none as heavily salted as Nobby's. The quality of the cashews isn't an issue, they are good, it's just the amount of salt is extreme. No other brand comes close to using this much salt, there is so much salt that I cannot eat them. Show details

Quality has gone – Been buying Nobby's cashews for years but quality has diminished so much of late that I might as well just buy the Woolies or Coles brand. I used to think it was just the occasional bad batch, but they are now consistently low quality. I'll be spending my money on the cheaper versions from now on.

Stale nuts – bought a 300g packet of Nobbys Cashews with the expiry date 07/02/2016 and they were stale. We have been buying this brand instead of the Woolworths brand although there is a huge difference in the price. Will not buy again and will go back to the cheaper brand even though they are not as nice but are fresh.

Crunchy, Golden, Salty Goodness – Ok, if your concerned about sodium intake and fat- buy raw nuts and measure out about one and a half then consume it with your organic lettuce sandwich. If you want golden half moons of salty crunch- buy Nobbys Cashews. More expensive than most others but by far worthwhile. A finer dust of salt creates uniform flavour and it has a slight smokey flavour. Beut!

Good – They come in a foil pack, but the whole pack is small enough that you can easily finish it off and dont have to worry about keeping them fresh in the foil pack. These are yummy, salted just enough and tasty. I can eat these and dont feel sick after finishing off a lot of them, which is probably not a good thing. Since they are extremely high in… Read more

fat content, its best to read the nutrition label and eat in limited treat amounts. These are expensive compared to other brands of cashews, but these are more uniform in size and crunchier. These are salted cashews, yum. These are tasty, salty and great to snack on. There is nothing that I dislike about this, except that its not the healthiest because of the high fat content.