The rarest badam
Small, oil-rich almonds with up to twice the natural oil of ordinary almonds.
Dry Fruits & Nuts · From Afghanistan
Mamra badam are the rarest almonds in the world: small, curved and wrinkled, with up to twice the natural oil of ordinary almonds.
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Why it’s good for you
Soaked overnight and peeled in the morning, they're the classic badam of South Asian homes.
Small, oil-rich almonds with up to twice the natural oil of ordinary almonds.
Almonds are among the best food sources of vitamin E.
Mostly unsaturated fats, plus protein and fibre.
The classic way: soak, peel and eat in the morning.
General information on nutrition and traditional use, not medical advice. If you have a health condition, please ask your doctor.
Keep airtight in a cool, dark place, or refrigerate for longer freshness.
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Quick answers
Mamra trees grow in a few mountain regions and yield little. Their almonds are oil-rich and hand-sorted, so supply is small.
From Northern Pakistan
Pakistan's most prized winter nut.