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Tonya here… We’re deep into the holiday season now and it seems like there’s never a quiet moment. So how do you get through the holidays with your sanity in tact, and what are your nuttiest moments? I’ll be sharing a delicious recipe for Crunchy Thai Cashew Rice Salad, as well as my own nuttiest moments… This post is sponsored, so extra thanks for sharing.

Thai Cashew Rice Salad

In between the holidays that are to be filled with roasts, baked goods, and casseroles sometimes you need something a little different. So above I’ve given you a peek at the delicious Crunchy Thai Cashew Rice Salad recipe that I’m going to share below.

Nutty Holiday Moments

But first, let’s have a laugh over some of those nutty moments during the holiday season. Here are a few of mine… Can you relate to any of these?

  • I was halfway through an epic pre-Thanksgiving break play date with school friends. I was making all the kids hot chocolate, and the dog was dancing under my feet and I accidentally ladled hot chocolate straight over my hand from the pot on the stove. OUCH. That was fun (and yes the burns to my hand are healing nicely).
     
  • Since my oven is so tiny, the Thanksgiving turkey barely fit and I had to use a long hook to turn the roasting pan just enough so that I could grab the handle to pull it out of the oven.
     
  • I was me baking yet another apple pie and accidentally (okay totally on purpose) over-filling it and it bubbled right over the sides and smoke came streaming out of the oven. That will teach me for being greedy for big pies.
     
  • Then there was the paint incident when my daughter decided to make handmade painted pasta necklaces for all of her girlfriends for Christmas and accidentally dropped bright green paint with the lid off and it splattered EVERYWHERE!
     

I expect another epic nutty moment this coming weekend when we go to the tree farm to chop down a tree and load it up on top of my car to bring home. I’m sure there will be a story or two to be told.

So, with this in mind, I wanted to tell you about the new limited edition cashew flavors from CVS Pharmacy’s exclusive Gold Emblem line. And they want to know about your “nuttiest holiday moments” (as we all know this can be a crazy time of year!).

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As of November 1st, CVS Pharmacy’s exclusive snack line, Gold Emblem, launched 3 limited edition cashew flavors (Thai Spice, Coconut and Dill Pickle) and they want to make sure your voices are heard and need your help to select a new, permanent cashew flavor. You can vote right now (until February 13th, 2017) by visiting www.cvs.com/GEvote and receive a redeemable $1 off coupon after voting.

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Gold Emblem contains more than 250 great-tasting snacks, beverages, and groceries with both crowd favorites and unique flavors – including nuts, trail mixes, chips, pretzels, dried fruits, candies, cookies, spices, juices, condiments, baking essentials and breakfast bars.

With these new and exciting flavor options, CVS Pharmacy is making it easier and more convenient for customers to opt for high-quality, flavorful choices nationwide, with tasty combinations to appeal to a wide variety of preferences.

Whatever you or your guests’ taste preferences may be, Gold Emblem offers a variety of products to fit everyone’s unique snacking preferences

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And now for that recipe I promised you…

Thai Cashew Rice Salad

Try this Crunchy Thai Cashew Rice Salad Recipe

Crunchy Thai Cashew Rice Salad

Author: Tonya Staab
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes
Servings: 3 -4 servings
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Ingredients

  • 2 cups jasmine rice
  • 1 cup coconut milk
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 cup carrots (shredded)
  • 1 cup red cabbage (shredded)
  • 1 cup Gold Emblem Thai-style spice cashews
  • 1 cup bean sprouts
  • 3 green onions (thinly diced)
  • lime for garnish
  • cilantro for garnish
  • Your favorite Thai peanut sauce

Instructions

  1. Bring the coconut milk and water to a boil in a medium-sized pot.
  2. Add the rice, stir, reduce the heat to a simmer, and cook covered for 25 minutes.
  3. Allow the rice to cool while you chop and shred your vegetables.
  4. Combine the coconut rice, cabbage, carrot, cashews, and bean sprouts in bowl.
  5. Garnish with green onions, squeeze lime over the top, add cilantro, and top with your favorite Thai peanut sauce.

 

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Once you vote for your favorite flavor, you’ll receive a $1 off coupon.

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Disclosure: I’m proud to partner with CVS Pharmacy to promote their exclusive Gold Emblem snack line. I am being sponsored by CVS Pharmacy for my posts and activities, but all opinions expressed are my own, and all product claims or program details shared should be verified at CVS.com or with the appropriate manufacturers.

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306 Comments

  1. Hi Janice and Susan, I just wanted to let you know my family has been enjoying all the nuts. They are all great flavors but my favorite is the coconut. The coconut cashews are a great snack when you want something crunchy and sweet. They are coated really well and I love the flavor. I will be buying more of these in the future. Thank you so much for hosting this giveaway and thank you to CVS for sponsoring it. Pat S

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  2. Hi, Janice and Susan. This is a great prize package. Thank you for great blog content and hosting this giveaway. This is a real treat for my family.

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  7. I think that I would like to try the dill pickle flavor.
    We put a pickle-shaped ornament on the tree every year- the kid who finds it gets a special prize, usually a DVD or game to share.

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  9. I’d like to try the dill pickle. I love sour so I bet combining it with the nuts is a good idea. My nutty moment came from stuffing the turkey with a nut dressing the first Christmas I ever did years ago. It would have been fine if I had taken out the gizzards. -_-

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  11. I would love to try the dill pickle flavor first! I don’t know if we have any nutty Christmas experiences…I’m not able to think of any!

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  13. I am crazy for coconut, so I want to try the coconut!! There was this one time that my family did a steal the present from someone else, game/ornament exchange & there was this one ornament that everyone was “nutty” about. It was a pretty, glass robot. Well, after everybody kept stealing the thing over & over, I finally ended up with it, only to drop it on the floor with a crash, 2 seconds later.

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  17. coconut for sre. and our moment is my sister makes us open gifts one at a time so for large family gatherings it can take 8 plus hours with a few breaks in there. It makes tearing in to gifts seem way more pleasant,

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  23. The Thai Spice would be my favorite because the cashews could be used in a lot of oriental syle recipes, or even in a chicken casserole or a salad. A nutty holiday moment would be last week’s fiasco with the oven while making Christmas cookies. Even though knowing the oven handle was loose, I had started baking multiple trays of cookies. While they were cooking, the handle fell off, and we barely got the oven door open and fixed. Then we had to just play it by ear with the cookies, because they oven temperature was all off, and we didn’t know how long to give them. Happy ending – they all still ended up delicious and being gifted to lots of lonely folks!

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  24. The Thai style would be my favorite. As for the nuttiest story, it is plucking the cat out of the Christmas tree every single day. It gets even nuttier when one of my three bulldogs chases her back up into the tree.

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  25. I would love to try the Lady coconut cashews, and my not so favorite nutty holiday memory is dropping my cherry almond pie on the floor.

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  27. I’d love to try the Thai ones first, but honestly I’d probably buy both those and the Coconut flavored Cashews and then use them in a 2 to 1 ratio in a stir fry of some kind. Thai spices LOVE Coconut.

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  32. Oh, definitely the Coconut sounds delish! Love cashews. A nutty experience? Me and my sister’s trying to figure out what made the “squeak” when we squeezed a part of our presents…well, we did it so often that we broke the squeakers in the tails of the stuffed dogs in the wrapping paper before we even opened them on Christmas…sigh…Thanks and God bless!

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  43. I love cashews, but have never tried flavored ones. I think the Dill Pickle ones sound interesting…would love to try those!

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  46. I think the Dill Pickle Cashews would be an interesting taste. I used to give my late husband some kind of nuts as one of his Christmas presents.
    One year I didn’t and he complained so the following year I got him peanuts, pistachios, cashews, macadamia nuts, almonds and mixed nuts. Wrapped each separately and put them under the tree.
    As he opened presents he was happy at first until he realized that’s all he had gotten….nuts and plenty of them. I then gave him a card with money in it and the smile came back.

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  48. I would love to try the coconut cashews. Sweet and salty always seem to go together deliciously! Nuttiest holiday moment — one year my little cousin were not going to have any Christmas presents because their parents didn’t have it. I found out on Christmas day that they were without gifts. Everything is closed on Christmas — or so I thought — I found one store that was open (pharmacy type store) and bought them anything I thought would bring a smile on their faces! It really showed me that it truly is the thought that counts!!!!

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  49. I would love to try the Coconut cashews this holiday season. It would be fun to experiment and try them in Banana Bread!

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  51. I think I would enjoy the Thai Spice flavor. One year we wrapped my cousin some batteries in his underwear and gave to him for a gift – we’re always practical jokers.

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  56. I think I would enjoy Lady Coconut flavor best. We have a nutty Christmas moment every Christmas when doing our dirty Santa gift exchange.

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  58. I would try the coconut flavor! My “nutty” holiday moment was when I didn’t put the right name on the gift tags and gave my nephew my nieces gift and my niece my nephews gift! They didn’t like it LOL

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  60. I would love to try the dill pickle flavor most because i LOVE pickles! One of my ‘nutty’ holiday moments would be when i was talking to my brother about video games on xmas and I for some reason thought we had alreayd opened gifts because I told him how much he was gonna have fun playing his xbox360….and he hadnt even opened it yet lol maybe its more of an airhead moment 🙂

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  62. I think the Coconut Cashews would be great! Hmmm….a nutty Christmas. Well, a few years ago the entire extended family from great grandparents all the way down to grandkids did a fun rendition of the 12 Days of Christmas by using a deck of cards. Each card represented a day and people were up and down, up and down, it was hilarious!

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  71. Thai spice sounds delicious. Nutty holiday moment? How about the year my mother had too much egg nog & fell into the xmas tree?!?!?!

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  72. Mmm, yum, :), that Crunchy Thai Cashew Rice Salad Recipe sounds and looks heavenly. I love cashew nuts but I have never tried them in a salad so this will be an interesting taste. Almonds, I have tried before in like mango almond jerk chicken salad and I loved it so, let’s see for this one, thank you.

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  75. There are dill pickle flavored cashews? YES PLEASE. 😀
    My dad used to make the best peanut brittle every year for the holidays. It was looked forward to all year.

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  77. I would like the coconut the most from this selection. CVS Gold Emblem makes some good snacks, their chocolate cookies are the best! Can’t think of a nutty holiday story though.

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  78. Dill pickle definitely! Always the great flavor never have to worry about it getting good mushy! Nutty moment is anytime the family is all together

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  80. I would love to try the Gold Emblem Coconut Cashews because I love everything coconut and cashew! A “nutty” moment for me at a past Christmas season was making cookies for me guest…and then realizing that her son was allergic to nuts. Thankfully, she was gracious and nicely placed them to the side. : (

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  85. I’d like to try dill pickle because it is out there and so am I. I just had a nutty holiday moment of trying to paint my own wrapping paper. I laid an entire roll and started painting. Great idea, until the cats walked through ti!

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    • oh I forgot nutty example- one year I was going about 15 minutes away with a pie, didn’t have a case for it. took a sharp turn and my pie want splat against the window meringue side up and slide down the whole side, ruined my pie… and then I burst into tears. I was having a rough holiday that year.

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  89. The dill pickle ones sound interesting. As for a nutty holiday moment, I have 6 kids, my sister has 6 kids, and my other sister has 3. Every time we get together, it is nutty.

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  92. The coconut cashews sound yummy! Generally, I don’t use nuts that much in my recipes…I like to just eat them as snacks..usually after dinner.

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  93. I like the Dill Pickle Cashews. I like cashews a lot and love dill pickles. I think they would be great by themselves or on or in something.

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  98. The dill pickle flavor sound delicious for snacking! I’ll never forget the year the giant real Christmas tree fell on top of me. I laid there stunned for awhile, no one home thinking, could this be it? LOL I was totally ok with just a bruise.

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  103. I’d like to try the Thai style spiced cashews. One nutty moment we had was one year our dog unwrapped a few of the presents that I had placed under the Christmas tree.

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  108. Coconut Cashews – YUM!!! Growing up our house was always nutty in one way or another. My dad was a nutty guy and he was always making us laugh.

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  112. Mmmm! I’d love coconut!

    One nutty memory is, a few years ago I went to my parents, and my uncle who previously had a stroke was there. I had to catch him from falling backwards on some stairs in their garage! that was pretty nutty, and scary at the same time!

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  113. I’d like to try the Coconut Cashew! There was a time that a newly baked apple cranberry caramel pie ended up on my kitchen floor instead of the counter…

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  114. I’d try the Coconut (I would totally try the other ones too, but Coconut would be my first choice!)
    A holiday nuttiest moment.. hm.. maybe – I was baking a deliciuos apple crumble and when it was ready to come out of the oven – I dropped it! Half on the floor, half in the oven.. what a mess 😀

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  118. The Dill Pickle Cashews sound interesting. My nuttiest moments happen when I’m late night shopping. Apparently I bought my youngest a megaphone. It just arrived in the mail…

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  122. I would love the coconut cashews. My nuttiest holiday moments happen because I like to Christmas shop throughout the year. Sometimes I hide the gifts so well that I forget where I put them or that I even bought them! Now I’ve learned to keep a list, which helps.

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  123. Thai or coconut.

    We used to always have “Santa” come to my grandma’s house on Christmas Eve. One year, the Santa pinched my aunt’s butt and used a curse word with regards to my brother’s name, because he somehow couldn’t figure out how to pronounce the name Ryann.

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  126. the Thai Spice sounds so good! my nutty story is i almost choked on chocolate with peanuts during the holidays! funny now… but not then, lol!

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  128. The coconut cashews sound good but dill pickle sounds more interesting so I’ll go with the dill pickle. 🙂

    I don’t really think I have any nutty holiday memories. 🙁 pretty boring.

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  141. I love all of them but the coconut cashies have my eye. One time my grandpa fell off the roof hanging christmas tree lights lol

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  144. I would like to try the dill pickle cashews. Our nuttiest moments are when get together on the holidays and play games as a family. We have a lot of run and we are really competitive.

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  145. I would love to try the thai style spice cashews! My nuttiest recipe would be a pretzel dessert topped with them.

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  152. I want to try the Coconut most of all! A nutty holiday moment was when we were to host dinner at our house & our electricity when out! We had to call dinner off.

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  158. I would love to try the coconut cashews. My funniest memory is years ago when we put up a tree and then left to visit relatives for a week. I forgot to put water in before I left and we came back to a stick surrounded by pine needles.

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  170. I think I would like the Dill Pickle. I think one of the nutty moments we have had is when the cat climbed the tree and it fell over. LOL

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  179. I’m a sucker for sweet snacks, so coconut cashew sounds delicious! I think my best nutty holiday moment was the year my dad bought fake mustaches for us to all wear while opening presents. 10/10 great photos!

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  180. I would like to try the dill pickle. Thank you
    My only nutty story is just my usual family fun chaos. Always a great time.

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  181. I would love to try two of them, I’ll pass on anything with heat spice! I bet my fav would be the dill pickle one. I really like cashews. Never bought any flavored ones, only plain and honey roasted. YUM. The only nutty moment I can remember is one time, after putting dessert on the table…. something scared the darn cat, which ran right across the table, AND across the cake. Two big footprints in it. LOL We just cut those out……………….

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  185. My hubby would love to try the dill pickle ones. My grandpa use to give someone fake dog poo every Christmas. He also accidentally sprayed everyone in the room with pepperspray while we were opening gifts. It’s wasn’t fun at the time but is now.

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  188. I would like to give the Dill Pickle a try. A funny nutty moment in Christmas past would be when our girls ages 8 & 10 made us coffee at 3am to get us up for Santa. Boy was that coffee black, rich, hard to swallow and some of the best coffee I ever drank.

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  191. I think I would end up liking the dill pickle flavor. As a kid I loved pickle chips, so I think this might taste similar. Im having a hard time thinking of something nutty right now.

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  192. The coconut cashews will be for me! A nutty thing I do for the holidays is buy stuff ahead of time, stash it, and then forget where I stashed it! I bought a present for my granddaughter last summer, and now I can’t find it. Several years ago I bought some stuff, stashed it, and then forgot I stashed it! I found it two years later!

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  194. I would like the coconut cashews but my niece would really like the dill pickle flavor! Our ‘nutty’ brother dresses up as Santa every year.

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  196. Please leave us a comment letting us know which of the three flavors you’d like the best and we’d also love to hear one of your own ‘nutty’ holiday moments.

    dill pickle sounds interesting,no nutty moments..i just dont believe christmas is suppose to be some kinda fairy tale…i guess im nutty in that i only like the christmas music

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  197. I would love to try the coconut ones! One year, I had a friend go back to Hawaii to visit and she brought me a bag of Macadamia nuts. She said, you are so wrong – these are really cheap. Well, yeah – if they are still in the shell! It was very comical watching us try to get them open.

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  199. I think I would like Dill Pickle the best. I am a very boring person I guess. I truly don’t have any really nutty holiday moments

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  203. The dill pickle flavored cashews sound intriguing! Our nutty holiday moment, so far this season, was planning family photos and having to put up with a down pour during our outdoor shoot, in the middle of the pasture! Dad saved the day, strategically placing a tall cover over the tractor. He got the barn in the background, dry kiddos on the tractor and everyone was able to smile, wet feet and all!

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  212. I’d like the Thai spiced cashews! A little bit of spiciness sounds good! My mother growing up would always have a different kinds of nuts out for company even the ones you cracked yourself!

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  213. I think I would like the coconut best! One year at Christmas our dogs got in a fight under the Christmas tree over a dog bed. We had to break them up, and nobody get hurt, but it was quite humorous.

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  216. My family would love the dill pickle flavor.

    A nutty family story: Last year I bought pistachios for my husband. The ones I got came with a bag to put his shells. Does he use the bag? Nope! He can never find it.

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  217. My favorite flavor would be Thai spice. Nutty moment – at age 6 I caught my father bringing my first 2 wheeler bike down from the attic.

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  223. I would try the coconut cashews. I remember trying to go home for the holidays with college friends and they trusted me to drive their manual transmission cars through the snow. I didn’t drive manual transmission cars and I hated traveling in snow. They fell asleep and I had to stop and start at the toll booths. Yikes!!!

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  226. Totally wanna try the dill flavor. I know ill dig it.

    My nuttiest holiday was thanksgiving two years ago. I don’t know why my issue was but every thing I touched I dropped. Pumpkin pie, dropped it. A dozen eviled eggs, dropped it, made more- dropped it. Fruit salad, dropped it. Dishes. Dropped. Needless to say, I wasn’t allowed to take the turkey out of the oven.

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  235. Coconut, dill pickle, maybe thai… I don’t have too nutty of a story but every year I forget an essential item that ruins a recipe. Every yearoom. Ugh!

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  238. The Thai Style Spice Cashews sound amazing! A “nutty” holiday moment from this year is when I decided to used zip ties to close my brother-in-laws gift because he always tries to peak at his gift early.

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  247. The Thai Style Spice Cashews sound great. The only nutty holiday moments I seem to have is no holiday moments, because my kids have remarkable timing to get sick every holiday!

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  248. The Dill Pickle Cashews sound intriguing. No nutty tails, but my Dad would not think it was Christmas if he did not receive some holiday nuts as a gift!

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  254. The coconut cashews sound amazing! My family can get very “nutty” and competitive when we play card games on Christmas.

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  255. I’m really anxious to try the Lady Coconut, I bet this flavor is great for baking #CVSSnackandVote – with something nutty that’s happened, so many during our 35 years of marriage. I’m thinking of the time I we went on a road trip to a wedding & I forgot to load the hanging clothes that were all my husband dress clothes for the wedding and rehearsal dinner. Nutty indeed and costly as we had to purchase all new items in a short amount of time

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  258. I would like to try the Thai spice cashews. Two christmases ago I introduced pistachios to my one year-old daughter and she mistakenly called them baby cashews. Two years later the name has stuck. So everyone in our house calls still calls pistachios baby cashews.

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  263. I WOULD LOVE TO TRY THE COCONUT CASHEWS 🙂 I DON’T HAVE ANY SPECIFIC NUTTY MOMENT, BUT THE HOLIDAYS ARE SUCH A HECTIC TIME, I FEEL LIKE I AM GOING NUTTY ALL THE TIME LOL 🙂

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  264. I would like to try the coconut cashews! They sound very tasty. No nutty holiday moments here, which I guess is a good thing lol!

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  265. I think I would really like the coconut flavor the most. My favorite nutty holiday moment is when I bite into a pine nut cookie. They are very rich and we only have them around the holidays.

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  266. I would try the Coconut Cashews. I might like the pickle ones too. I had a drop leaf table and off white carpet when my brother had his elbow on my table and it collapsed. Ice tea everywhere, oops.

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  267. I’d love to try the Coconut Cashews.
    One of my “nutty” holiday moments: When I was a kid, we were having a Fourth of July BBQ. My mom asked me to carry the deviled eggs from the kitchen down to the backyard. I tripped on the steps and the eggs were all over. My family still teases me about it.

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  268. I like the coconut the best and can’t wait to try them. My nutty holiday moment was trying to make a double crust peach cobbler that turned into ceramic instead.

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  269. Dill pickle cashews would definitely be what I would love to try. Two of my favorites. We always seem to have a nutty moment at our get togethers. The recent one was with the game where you insert the mouth thing in your mouth and speak. Too funny!

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  270. I would like to try the Coconut. My nuttiest moment was at forgetting to put sugar in my cheesecake recipe and the dessert turned out so bad that we had to throw it away.

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  271. I have got to try the dill pickle cashews those sound amazing. My nuttiest holiday moment was when the power went out Thanksgiving and we celebrated with the power employees who came to fix it.

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  279. I think I would like the Coconut Cashews. My nutty moment so far is trying to hide a large gift for my son in the garage without him noticing a big lump covered by a blanket.

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  280. I want to try the Thai Style nuts. Those sound so good and I do not think I have ever tried that flavor of nuts before. Yum!

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  283. Coconut Cashews sound so good! My nutty moment the first time I made lasagna for a holiday, when I went shopping I put 5 packages of noodles in the cart, and so forth. The little Italian grandmas were stopping me and asking me if I was having a huge get together, and I said just the family. That should have tipped me off, but I started making all of this and had enough for the US Army, Navy and maybe the Marines. It could have been an I Love Lucy episode I had lasagna in every room, used every tray and dish! There was so much after we ate I gave everyone tons and I still had enough to eat for months!

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  286. The coconut would be my favorite, but I would probably like them all. A nutty moment….once while making seafood chowder for the holidays, instead of putting flour in the soup to thicken it up. I accidentally used powdered sugar. Oops. Haha

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  287. My favorite would be the Dill Pickle Cashews.

    My nuttiest holiday moment would be trying to find all the Christmas presents that I have shopped for and hidden well during the year.

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  288. I would like to try the Coconut Cashews. The nuttiest moment I can think of would be the year our cat kept climbing the Christmas tree and on Christmas Day climbed all the way to the top and turned the whole thing over.

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  290. I’d love to try the Dill Pickle cashews! I bet those have an amazing flavor! I don’t really have any “nutty” holiday stories to tell. Nothing too crazy happens around here!

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  291. These all sound delicious. I love cashews and Coconut, so the coconut would be my choice. The Coconut Cashews would be great in a fruit salad.

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  293. I would like to try the dill pickle cashews. One year I bought a can of cashews to add to my husbands gifts. I lost it. I looked everywhere only to accidently find it 6 months later at the back of a closet.

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  299. The coconut cashews sound delicious! You can’t go wrong with nuts and coconut. My nuttiest moment was at Thanksgiving. I made deviled eggs and put them in the fridge. Forgot all about them until we were done eating. Needless to stay no one ate any because they were too full.

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