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In a Nutshell Newsletter: March 2012

Peanuts sure pack a healthy punch. In this issue, we explore how to eat healthy in 2012, U.S. peanuts Fall harvest, the 2012 International Peanut Forum in Amsterdam and a great Trail Mix Yogurt Parfair recipe, yum!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: December 2011

Extra, extra! We have great news to serve you better. The American Peanut Council/Peanut Bureau of Canada have launched their new respective websites. In this issue of In a Nutshell you can find out all about the new sites, great snacking tips, three delicious appetizer recipes and more.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: August 2011

Kick off the school year with a powerful protein punch! This edition shares the life-long benefits of eating a high-protein breakfast, a new experimental treatment called the Peanut Patch for individuals afflicted by a peanut allergy, and a tasty recipe for peanut banana bread.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: June 2011

Save the environment one peanut at a time. This edition talks about a campaign that promotes eating a plant-based diet to save the environment, a new website dedicated to providing nutrition information on peanuts and ways to spark your sales with peanutty goodness.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: April 2011

One in ten Canadians consumes peanuts daily. The supply needs to meet the demand and this edition of In a Nutshell provides great merchandising and marketing tips to make sure high-quality U.S. peanuts go from the shelves straight into the grocery carts of your visitors!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: March 2010

Shelled and in-shell peanuts are driving nut categories sales and profits. This edition includes a snapshot of which country people prefer to purchase their peanuts from, an update on peanut allergies and the relief effort in Haiti along with a delicious recipe using high-quality U.S. peanuts!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: April 2010

Canadians are passionate about their peanuts and we can prove it! This edition offers analysis of nut sales, results from a national Canadian retail shopper survey, healthy ways to cook with peanuts and a tasty recipe you will love!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: August 2010

Peanuts offer the highest value and the lowest price when compared to other nuts. This edition of In a Nutshell outlines various research studies that prove peanuts are a household favourite, healthy and great to incorporate in meals.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: November 2010

A new study reveals 7.5 per cent of Canadians have a food allergy. But don’t let that keep you away! A study found that nut consumption helps lower blood pressure in men – a perfect reason to try the Spicy Chipotle Sweet potato soup recipe found inside!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: November 2009

Eating quality foods; like high-quality U.S. peanuts, is important for a healthy diet and disease prevention. Peanuts are great for nutrition and keeping hunger at bay. This edition of In a Nutshell offers a healthy peanutty snack recipe along with marketing and merchandising opportunities.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: April 2009

Canada is the largest single country importer of U.S. peanuts. This issue outlines the importance of safety regulations and offers a recipe involving a new spin on meatballs!

In a Nutshell Newsletter: June 2009

Fire up the grill and get nutty! Great tips and flavours for grilling are included in this edition of In a Nutshell along with a tasty recipe for Peanut Mango Salsa – perfect topper for meat or fish. Learn about the three Rs of nutrition and exercise and marketing peanuts in high-traffic areas of the grocery store.

In a Nutshell Newsletter: October 2009

Smart snacking truly is an art, that’s why it is important to have healthy options on hand to avoid visiting the vending machine. This edition of In a Nutshell offers great tips for healthy eating at work. It also includes a recent survey about eating patterns, understanding food allergies and a tasty salad option including high-quality U.S. peanuts.

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