Cashew Brittle

One ingredient doing most of the work, and it knows it.

Some snacks have a lot going on. This one doesn't need to. Roasted cashews take the lead, wrapped in caramelized sugar with a touch of vanilla, so you get a smooth, rich, nutty flavor and a proper brittle snap. It's sweet, it's crunchy, and it's gone faster than you planned.

The 3 oz pouch is a solid snack for one, or a few pieces each if you're feeling generous. Break it into smaller pieces, pour a cup of dark roast, and take the five minutes.

• Packed with roasted cashews for a rich, nutty flavor
• Caramelized sugar and vanilla for a sweet, balanced finish
• Crunchy in every bite, with that classic brittle snap
• Vegan
• 3 oz pouch: easy to snack on, share, or give
• Contains coconut and cashews (full ingredients and allergens below)

The Snack

Flavor: Roasted cashews and caramelized sugar with a touch of vanilla. Smooth, nutty, and sweet.

Texture: Crunchy, with the snap you expect from brittle and plenty of cashew pieces throughout.

Format: 3 oz stand-up pouch. Vegan.

Serving idea: Break it into smaller pieces and have it with a cup of dark roast coffee. The brittle brings the sweet, and the coffee keeps it from getting too much.

Ingredients & Allergens

SUGAR, CASHEWS, COCONUT OIL, KOSHER SALT, VANILLA EXTRACT (WATER, ALCOHOL (35%), VANILLA BEAN EXTRACTIVES), BAKING SODA

CONTAINS: COCONUT, CASHEWS

Made in a facility that also handles dairy, wheat, eggs, soy, tree nuts, and sesame seeds.

About Brittle & Beyond, LLC

Beth Litt-Wahl always loved to cook. So, after high school, she attended the Culinary Institute of America (CIA), graduating in 1988. She went on to work in fine restaurants and hotels, cooking her way up the ladder to key roles. After several years, Beth decided to switch to baking. "I love sweets and seeing people enjoy what I bake," she said. She soon became a pastry chef, later opening her own bakery with a partner. That bakery is still in business after 25 years, although she decided to sell her share.

Uncovering what she wanted to do next led her to hike the Appalachian trail for 3 months. That provided the solitude she wanted and helped her appreciate the value of simplifying life. For her, this understanding came down to "Do one thing well." That insight was incorporated into her next business, Brittle & Beyond. She focused on only one item and took it to a high level of excellence. She uses only all-natural, plant-based ingredients and adds a creative touch by enhancing it with a unique combination of nuts, fruit, and floral flavors.

How did Beth choose Candy Brittle as her business? As luck would have it, she made pecan pie brittle for a PTA fundraiser. When people couldn't stop raving about it, "Brittle & Beyond" was born! Brittle and Beyond... it's beyond delicious!

New York, New York

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Cashew Brittle

Is Cashew Brittle vegan?

Yes. The ingredient list is plant-based: sugar, cashews, coconut oil, salt, vanilla extract, and baking soda. Coconut oil takes the place of butter. It is made in a facility that also handles dairy and eggs.

Does Cashew Brittle taste buttery?

It tastes rich and smooth, which is what cashews do. There is no butter in it. The richness comes from the roasted cashews and coconut oil, with caramelized sugar and vanilla for the sweet part.

What allergens are in Cashew Brittle?

It contains coconut and cashews. It is made in a facility that also handles dairy, wheat, eggs, soy, tree nuts, and sesame seeds. Always check the package label before sharing with anyone who has an allergy.

How big is the bag?

Each bag is 3 oz. That is a solid snack for one person, or a few pieces each if you are sharing. It is also a handy size for a small gift.

What goes well with Cashew Brittle?

A cup of dark roast coffee is a good match, since the coffee balances the sweet. Hot tea works too. Our other brittle flavors and snacks are worth a look if you like the sweet-and-crunchy side of things.

Is this a good gift?

It can be. The 3 oz pouch is an easy size to tuck into a card, a gift basket, or a coworker's desk drawer. Just check the allergens first, since it contains cashews and coconut.