If you're in SW Ontario, I cannot reommend Picard's Peanuts enough!
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If ever I see them on the shelf, I have to grab Dee’s.
In this thread: Legumes.
^spoken as someone who lives with a person with a nut allergy^
Canada is the largest exporter of pulses in the world! We're also the world's top producer of dry peas, the second largest producer of lentils, and top 10 for chickpeas.
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Deez...
(I mean come on!)
Ronnie's Jumbo peanuts and sunflower seeds are the best you'll find anywhere. They're from Manitoba.
Seems there are a surprising number of nut varieties that can be grown in zone 3. I wonder if I could talk the condo board into planting some Korean pines? Pine nuts are the most expensive item in the grocery store by weight right now.
I know walnuts are grown in BC because I used to be able to get them from the farmer's market in Calgary 16+ years ago. I don't know how widely available they are outside BC, though. Hazelnuts (filberts) will grow on the prairies in zone 3, but I haven't heard of anyone growing them commercially.