Social Nature - Sahale Snacks

The newest free sample I received from SocialNature is Sahale Snacks -- this time very conveniently found at my nearby Superstore. They apparently carry three products, but last time I went, two were out of stock. Today, only one was out of stock, so I bought just the two types available:

Pomegranate Vanilla Glazed Cashews (with pomegranate, apple, and vanilla bean)
Maple Glazed Pecans (with walnuts, apples, cherries, and cinnamon)

Not gonna lie, at $6.48 for a 113g pack, it's pretty pricey for my budget. But! Flavour is actually, really, amazing.

The product inside of course isn't at perfect as the magnified picture on the outside, but it's reasonable. And of course the main part is the taste, and both types I got were winners.

Obviously they would be gone in a hurry if you ate fistfuls of them like boring salted nuts, so DON'T DO THAT. Savour them literally one nut at a time. The strong, clear, flavours will come through even with just one nut so you're just rushing needlessly eating them by the handful.

At the price point, for me it'd be a special treat or special occasion buy. But I can confidently present them or gift them as a classy, upscale snack. You really can't go wrong with something this tasty.

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