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Sweet Apricot Kernels (Apricot Seeds)

$9.99CAD
Sweet apricot kernels, also sold as apricot seeds, are the soft, almond-shaped nut found inside the apricot pit. Ours are the sweet culinary variety, not the bitter type: mild and gently nutty, with a marzipan-like flavour. Raw they...
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Sweet apricot kernels, also sold as apricot seeds, are the soft, almond-shaped nut found inside the apricot pit. Ours are the sweet culinary variety, not the bitter type: mild and gently nutty, with a marzipan-like flavour. Raw they are creamy and delicate; lightly toasted they crisp up and taste close to amaretto.

They are a traditional ingredient in Italian amaretti and marzipan, Persian and Afghan sweets, and Chinese almond desserts, where they are known as xing ren. Use them in biscotti, frangipane and stone-fruit tarts, toast them with a pinch of salt as a snack, or chop them into granola, yogurt and pilaf.

Single ingredient, 100% apricot kernels with nothing added. Every lot is food-grade and tested to meet Health Canada's 20 ppm limit for total extractable cyanide. Available in 200g, 400g and 1kg.

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, or refrigerate in an airtight container to protect the natural oils.

Botanical name: Prunus armeniaca
Also known as: Apricot seeds, apricot nuts, Armenian almonds, badam-e-zardaloo, xing ren, kayısı çekirdeği

Sold as a culinary food ingredient. Enjoy in normal recipe amounts and keep away from children.

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Sweet Apricot Kernels (Apricot Seeds) $9.99
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★★★★★★★★★★ August 7, 2026

Just a heads-up: apricot kernels contain amygdalin, which can be converted into cyanide in the body. Health authorities advise against eating them because they can be poisonous, especially if you eat more than a few.

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