A number of trail mixes are simple in the
blend. it is important, however, to have the trail mixtures be perfect in taste and
combination. Each of these trail mixes is our special recipe, painstakingly created over
many years.
Salad Topper We start with our toasted sunflower kernels,
add our toasted cashews, garlic sesame sticks, toasted peas, buttered wheat nuts and raw
pistachio kernels. People love to scoop them generously over a salad or nibble handfuls as
a snack. Our original recipe!
Item Code
Item Description
2 lbs
5 lbs
20834
Salad Topper
$5.30
$12.70
Austrian Mixture This is an original trail mixture. Back in
the early 1970s, backpackers would take equal parts of plump raisins, toasted peanuts,
roasted cashews, toasted almonds and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Item Code
Item Description
2 lbs.
5 lbs.
20850
Austrian Mixture
$5.50
$13.20
Cathay Mixture For a really different flavor, try this blend
of batter-coated peanuts and soy nuts, BBQ'd Almonds, nacho sesame sticks, roasted and
lightly salted pumpkin seeds and gently roasted peanuts. Another totally original mixture.
Item Code
Item Description
2 lbs.
5 lbs
20852
Cathay Mixture
$5.40
$12.95
Fiesta Mixture We tried something new. A blend of honeyed
peanuts, chili rice crescents, nacho goldfish crackers and toasted corn. This mix is
popular.
Item Code
Item Description
2 lbs.
5 lbs.
20859
Fiesta Mixture
$5.60
$13.45
For a complete listing and pricing of our specialty nut mixtures, click here.
To store almonds:
Use properly sealed plastic bags or glass jars. Store at 70 degrees or lower. You can
store at 32 to 35 degrees in refrigerator for up to 18 months, if sealed well.
2/3 cup chopped almonds
1 cup Thompson raisins
3 pounds apples, cored, pared and thinly sliced
4 Tablespoons butter
1/2 cup brown sugar
/2 cup additional brown sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
dash of nutmeg or cinnamon
1 pie pastry
yolk from one egg
Spread butter evenly over bottom of 9-1/2" glass pie plate.
Sprinkle chopped almonds evenly over bottom and arrange raisins in a ring close to the
rim. Make three lines of raisins across plate bottom arranged in a wheel-spoke pattern.
Using the back of a spoon, press the raisins and nuts gently down into the butter coating.
Spring 2/3 cup of brown sugar evenly and press evenly into place with the bowl (back)
of the spoon.
Put the pie pastry over the raisin-nut-sugar base and press against pan leaving 1/2:
overhanging. Fill with sliced apples. Combine 1/2 cup brown sugar, flour, salt; sprinkle
the mixture over the sliced apples. Dust the top with nutmeg or cinnamon. Turn the pastry
edge up and flute the rim. Prick pastry with fork.
Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 10 minutes. Brush the top of the pie with diluted
egg yoke. Continue baking for 40 to 45 minutes. Test apples with fork; when soft, remove.
As soon as the sugar syrup in the bottom of the pie plate stops bubbling, place a large
serving plate over pie and carefully invert pie and plate with the design intact.