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The Nut Roaster

4 July 2007 1,644 views View Comments

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Yet another find that I thought I’d share, it’s been getting some good reviews!

The Back to Basics PCNR Nut Roaster gives you the ability to quickly and easily create a favorite snack in your own kitchen. Intended for glazing a variety of hard nuts, the stove-top Nut Roaster’s unique and durable design enables the glazed nuts to mix evenly by a simple turn of the top-mixing handle. Ready in only 10 minutes, glazed nuts make a tasty treat, are ideal as salad toppers, are great on ice cream, and also fun to make as gifts for any occasion.

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Rosa said:

That’s a great pan! I’d love one of those…

# 4 July 2007 at 11:47 am | link

joey said:

That’s just amazing! I love it!

# 5 July 2007 at 1:31 am | link

juddy muessel said:

would like to find recipes for my back to basics nut roaster

# 1 August 2007 at 2:02 am | link

Sarina (author) said:

Juddy – I’ll be posting nut glaze recipes in the near future that you should be able to use without problem. Stay tuned!

# 1 August 2007 at 2:50 am | link

Deb Rich said:

I am already tired of the few recipes that are included with the Nut Roaster and would love to find more recipes for using it!!!
Sarina if you post them, I will try them!!!

# 11 January 2008 at 8:20 am | link

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