Royal Hawaiian Orchards' single serve macadamia nuts

Royal Hawaiian Orchards single serve macademia nuts

Company: Royal Hawaiian Macadamia Nut Inc.

Introduced: September 2016

Distribution: National

Suggested Retail Price: $1.05 for a 1.25 oz. pouch

Product Snapshot: Royal Hawaiian Macadamia Nut, Inc. announced the expansion of its snack portfolio with Royal Hawaiian Orchards Single Serve Macadamia Nut Pouches. The brand’s Single Serve Macadamia Nut Pouches are available in six flavors ranging from savory roasted to dark chocolate-covered. Gluten-free and Non-GMO Project Verified, the convenient grab-and-go pouches are now available at 7-Eleven and other select convenience stores nationwide, giving busy snackers a better alternative to traditional “pump-and-munch” offerings.

Made with buttery-rich macadamias grown in the lava-rich soil of Hawaii, Royal Hawaiian Orchards Single Serve Macadamia Nut Pouches come in three roasted flavors that are lightly seasoned and spiced, including Sea Salt, Hawaiian BBQ and Sea Salt and Cracked Pepper. For those seeking a better-for-you indulgence, the Single Serve Pouches are also offered in three fruit-infused dark chocolate-covered varieties, including Dark Chocolate Blueberry Acai, Dark Chocolate Blackberry Goji and Dark Chocolate Pomegranate Mango. Each individually portioned, travel-size snack retails for $1.05/1.25 oz. pouch.

Royal Hawaiian Orchards Single Serve Macadamia Nut Pouches join the brand’s rapidly growing portfolio of diverse macadamia-based foods and beverages, including new All-Natural Creamy Macadamia Butter, Dark Chocolate Macadamia Spread, Macadamia Milks, Roasted Macadamias, Dark Chocolate Covered Macadamias and Fruit & Macadamia Crunches.

In addition to 7-Eleven and select convenience channels, Royal Hawaiian Orchards Single Serve Macadamia Nut Pouches will soon be available online at www.royalhawaiianorchards.com.

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