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![]() Bags of walnuts in the shell, I mean. After all, cherries are far more delicate, you'd think - and yet, when they're in season, it's easy enough to buy THOSE in good condition for under $4 a pound, if you shop around! OK, so you're buying the pits and stems as well, but those make up far less than 25% of the total weight, I'm guessing. Whereas with walnuts, the shell is 50% of the weight - and IIRC, you're lucky if you pay as little as $4 a pound - so that's $8 a pound WITHOUT the shell! BTW, here's a thread I started in 2012 about WHERE to buy them: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rec.food.cooking/walnuts$20lenona/rec.food.cooking/fdypRjPYGT8/sA1HQk8vkS0J Even so, I'm curious as to the WHY of the matter, this time. Lenona. |
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