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BBM 2.0 – Doitung Macadamia Nuts with Wasabi

12 April 2007 805 views 7 Comments

Although this is one of the last of the items in my Blogging by Mail package to be written up it actually was the first item to be opened. My mother is a nut addict and I had never tasted macadamia nuts before so it seemed like a no-brainer. Plus there was wasabi, and I haven’t had anything wasabi-related in years :)

I really enjoyed these nuts because they reminded me of Brazil nuts (though lighter in flavour and less oily) and the wasabi was equally subtle. The package finished all too soon!

Doitung Macadamia Nuts with Wasabi

Thai in origin, DoiTung is a very interesting brand.

From their website:
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The Doi Tung Development Project initiated the production of a variety of Doi Tung products in an effort to provide alternative employment opportunities and create jobs to enable villagers to generate steady and sufficient income to be able to support themselves and their families without having to engage in illicit activities such as prostitution and drug-trafficking.

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7 Comments »

  • Chennette said:

    Interesting – I am not a huge fan of macadamias,a bit too light for my tastes, but with wasabi. Hmmmm. How was the wasabi incorporated?

  • Marsha said:

    Ummmm the wasabi was subtle? LOL….Now I gotta try these nuts!

  • John said:

    This sounds delicious. I have to find these online.

  • Sarina said:

    yeah it was like a light dusting :)

  • Sarina said:

    it was a light powdery dusting on the outside :)

  • Sarina said:

    if you find them let me know :D i had no luck ! :D

  • Mike said:

    Hi guys. anyone know where to get these nuts?

    And where is this doitung from?

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