Anonymous
Post 06/27/2012 20:53     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Anonymous wrote:Whole Foods sometimes has the kind from Europe (Spain?), but I haven't checked recently. The China ones are nasty.


The WF in Clarendon has Turkish pine nuts right now. No metallic taste so far, but I haven't tried toasting them yet for my recipe. Just a few raw nibbles here and there - yum yum!
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2012 11:07     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Wegman's sells pine nuts. They are in the international section with the Italian products.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2012 10:50     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Whole Foods sometimes has the kind from Europe (Spain?), but I haven't checked recently. The China ones are nasty.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2012 06:28     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
The Italian Store in Arlington. Right at 66 and Spout Run. Love that place. Their Italian subs are out of this world
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2012 02:50     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Balducci's?
Anonymous
Post 06/23/2012 22:02     Subject: Re:Where to buy pine nuts?
I agree with you that Trader Joes pine nuts have that metallic aftertaste. I've found Costco ones to be really good.
Anonymous
Post 06/23/2012 20:01     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Costco sells pine nuts. But I am not sure which area/country they come from.
Anonymous
Post 06/23/2012 19:56     Subject: Where to buy pine nuts?
Time to make pesto and I'm not thrilled with what I've found at Wholefoods and Trader Joes. Both only carry nuts from China and they have left a nasty metallic aftertaste in the past. Any good sources in N. Virginia?