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[Goodie2shoes]

@JeanLouiseFinch 

Thanks for the wonderful information to myself and others. I have been eating the Nutrail walnuts to help manage my type 2 diabetes for which I am no longer on meds and have lost over 40#.  I have made a similar recipe of the one you provided, I use 2 tbs of melted butter and stevia to mix with the cinnamon and vanilla, toss the walnuts into the mixture and bake on a sheet pan @ 250 for 20 mins. They are good but again, not as good as the Nutrail brand.  

[Trailrun23]

Check Netrition.com. They may have something similar. Do you still have the pkg that shows the ingredients? Maybe that will tell you what makes them so good. Cinnamon glazed nuts are popular around the holidays. Southern Living has always had lots of similar recipes. You might check their website and see if there is one you may want to try.

[Trailrun23]

Keto prob means they have a lot of butter in the glaze.

[Goodie2shoes]

@JeanLouiseFinch    So I made a batch of Cinnamon glazed walnuts using a very close recipe to the one you provided. I used monk fruit, melted butter (2 tbs) and egg whites along with the cinnamon, vanilla and a pinch of salt and I like them better with monk fruit vs stevia and/or Splenda. My first time ever using monk fruit syrup and it's very good !   This just might be the solution for my Nutrail nuts addiction !

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@Goodie2shoes wrote:

@JeanLouiseFinch    So I made a batch of Cinnamon glazed walnuts using a very close recipe to the one you provided. I used monk fruit, melted butter (2 tbs) and egg whites along with the cinnamon, vanilla and a pinch of salt and I like them better with monk fruit vs stevia and/or Splenda. My first time ever using monk fruit syrup and it's very good !   This just might be the solution for my Nutrail nuts addiction !

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That's awesome, @Goodie2shoes!  👍