Why are salted nuts cheaper than unsalted?

They have to pay people to lick the salt off. :shrug:

They have to pay people to lick the salt off. :shrug:

:lol:

I'm sure you realize you just assured I will always buy salted from now on.

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I'm sure you realize you just assured I will always buy salted from now on.
:lol: Reminds me of a time I went out for Chinese with my brother. I'd walked up to the buffet and when I came back he had an opened fortune cookie sitting on his plate. I asked if he was going to eat it and he said "No, it's stale". Well, don't all fortune cookies taste stale? :lol: So I picked it up and put it in my mouth before realizing that it was wet because he'd already tasted it. :dead:

They have to pay people to lick the salt off. :shrug:

I thought they used dogs.

They have to pay people to lick the salt off. :shrug:

:corvette:

Why are salted nuts cheaper than unsalted?

My best guess is, the oils in nuts can cause nuts to become "rancid" or bitter tasting over time. Salting nuts provides a longer shelf life. An extended shelf life means a cheaper product, because expired nuts have to be pulled off store shelves and written off as waste/loss to the manufacturer.

My best guess is, the oils in nuts can cause nuts to become "rancid" or bitter tasting over time. Salting nuts provides a longer shelf life. An extended shelf life means a cheaper product, because expired nuts have to be pulled off store shelves and written off as waste/loss to the manufacturer.

:pete: You said "expired nuts" heh

:roflmao: at this whole thread.

:lol: Reminds me of a time I went out for Chinese with my brother. I'd walked up to the buffet and when I came back he had an opened fortune cookie sitting on his plate. I asked if he was going to eat it and he said "No, it's stale". Well, don't all fortune cookies taste stale? :lol: So I picked it up and put it in my mouth before realizing that it was wet because he'd already tasted it. :dead:

:yucko:

My best guess is, the oils in nuts can cause nuts to become "rancid" or bitter tasting over time. Salting nuts provides a longer shelf life. An extended shelf life means a cheaper product, because expired nuts have to be pulled off store shelves and written off as waste/loss to the manufacturer.

This reminded me of the dog scene in "Joe Dirt" when he met Brandy.:killingme

My best guess is, the oils in nuts can cause nuts to become "rancid" or bitter tasting over time. Salting nuts provides a longer shelf life. An extended shelf life means a cheaper product, because expired nuts have to be pulled off store shelves and written off as waste/loss to the manufacturer.

:yeahthat:

They have to pay people to lick the salt off. :shrug:

Best answer! :dingding:

:pete: You said "expired nuts" heh

When I read "Question About Nuts" MY mind went it a totally different direction. :lol:

Suddenly, for some reason, I remember my best friend and I crank calling Esperanza Lanes when we were in Middle school and asking if they had 10 lb. balls.

Best answer! :dingding:

You ever see the Nat Geo program where; somewhere in Zimbabwe or someplace the women make a type of tea by chewing some kind of plant or root or something and then spitting it into a container?

GROSS huh? Just a bit of useless info I have tucked away.

Man, I thought this was another one of those TSA threads.:yahoo: