Pure Traditions Wild Sprouted PILI Nuts, (5 oz Bag) with Himalayan Salt and Organic Coconut MCT Oil,Vegan, Low Carb Energy, No Sugar Added, Ketogenic Fat Superfood, Gluten/Soy/Dairy Free

I purchased these nuts because I was looking for a substitute for Keto snacking. I was taking in too many almonds, cashews, and peanuts, which are all high in carbohydrates. I watched a YouTube video by Keto Kamp on the five best nuts to eat while on the Keto diet. Pili nuts were at the top of the list, and I had never heard of them before. My review is that they are creamy, sweet, and buttery tasting. The five best nuts for Keto are Pili, Macadamia, Brazil, Walnuts, and Pecans, due to their very good quality fat content and relative low carbohydrate amounts. Pili, Brazil, and Macadamia nuts are pricey, so you have to pace yourself. If the price is not off-putting, I think that you will be surprised at how good they taste.

Product used as a keto snack

These nuts are amazeballs! We're doing the keto diet and they're perfect for it. Only problem is - having a small (and I mean showing tremendous personal restraint small because these are some tasty nuts!) handful a piece each day, my boyfriend and I blazed through them in less than six days on our first week of keto. I really really really wish there were more nuts in the bag and that they weren't so damn expensive. These are seriously the best tasting nuts I've ever had. And that includes super buttery macadamia nuts. Pili nuts are tha bomb! But are going to have to be a sometime treat because the cost is really prohibitive. Fabulous delicate crunch with a cool buttery flavor that just melts in your mouth. I mean, come on! I can't say enough good stuff about these nuts. I just wish there were more of them and they were less expensive.

These Pili nuts are delicious but expensive. I bought 5 oz at $12.50, but as of this review, the price has been reduced to $10. That's $2/oz. The nuts are like nothing else you've ever had -- primarily due to the unusually soft texture. They are not "crunchy". They are soft, and almost melt-in-your-mouth. The taste is mild, but like butter. Personally, I prefer Macadamia Nuts for taste. The Pili nuts can be compared to Macadamia nuts in taste -- though milder. Macadamia nuts are also expensive, but less expensive than Pili nuts. Supposedly, Pili nuts have fewer carbs, but that is not entering into my review.

If you don’t know those Wonderful nuts give try you will immediately adopt those ! And excellent freshness and quality! Give a try !