Wonderful Pistachios’ No Shells Honey Roasted receives more praise

Good Housekeeping Magazine is the latest organization to praise Wonderful Pistachios’ No Shells Honey Roasted.

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Good Housekeeping Magazine is the latest organization to praise Wonderful Pistachios’ No Shells Honey Roasted.

The magazine named the product as a 2020 Healthy Snack Award recipient according to Wonderful Pistachios, Los Angeles.

The flavor was launched in the No Shells line in 2019.

“Wonderful Pistachios No Shells makes it easy to enjoy pistachios without the shells and we’re thrilled that our commitment to taste and quality has been received so well by the nutrition community,” Adam Cooper, senior vice president of marketing, said in a news release.

Stefani Sassos, a registered dietitian nutritionist for the Good Housekeeping Institute, analyzed ingredients lists, nutrition facts, packaging and flavor profiles in determining honorees, according to the release.

“Pistachios offer six grams of plant protein per serving and help fuel your body with essential amino acids,” Sassos said in the release. “Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Honey Roasted delivers on both flavor and nutrition for a tasty and healthy snack.”

Wonderful Pistachios is presenting a Plant Protein Virtual Seminar on Oct. 9. See https://events.bizzabo.com/232685 for more information.

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