Diamond of CaliforniaPine Nuts, 2.25 oz (12 Pack)

The description implies their product of california. Harvested in California. Mine say"product of Russia" A or B. Having suffered from pine mouth in the past from Chinese pine nuts, I'm not risking it with Russian pine nuts. Italian and Mediterranean pine nuts don't bother me

I was happy to find pine nuts that were domestically grown. Most places that sell pine uts in volume buy them from China. In today's world I am not comfortable with that. Diamond is a well known brand with excellent results. These pine nuts are clean and packaged individually in 12.5 ounce packages. I made a wonderful pesto and froze it for winter use. I will know that the pesto is grown with local basil and local pine nuts . You have to be very particular today and have safe standards.

My husband had requested these as a weight loss aid, and they work :-) Plus, they taste good. I may have to get ME some!

it is too expensive for the nasty taste . i don't know what else to say about it. wish i could return the rest.

I've bought these at the grocery store several times for pesto and it's $4-5 per pack there, so this is a really good deal. I like having many small packets so they're always fresh when I need them.

Just to put everyones curiosity to rest . The note below is directly from Diamond Foods.Shame on them for not clearly labeling their packaging with the country of Origin. Eat at your own riskThank you for your recent e-mail to Diamond Foods.Diamond of California Pine Nuts are from China.We appreciate your interest in our products.Sincerely,Donna SamelsonManager Consumer Affairs

These are not domestic nuts, they are from China and often the packets are past expiration date.