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Abdul Majid Magray
Kashmiri Walnut Kernel - Natural - 250 gm
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Walnuts that grow in Kashmir are famous around the world for its taste, nutrition and health benefits.
Rich in heart-healthy fats and high in antioxidants walnuts are essential for good brain health
A 100 Grams of Walnut Serving provides 654 kcal of energy.
It contains 65% fat, 15% proteins. 14% of Carbohydrates and 7% of Dietary fiber.
Health Benefits:
Improves Heart health
Boosts Brain Health
Aid Weight Loss
Helps In Diabetes Treatment
Improve Metabolism
About the seller
Abdul Majid Magray is a farmer who lives in Lethpora village of Pampore in South Kashmir's Pulwama district. This beautiful village is surrounded by lush green farms and Wasturwan mountains. Saffron, walnuts, Mamra almonds and various types of berries are grown by residents of this area. Majid is the head of the family living with his wife and three sons. One of his sons hold a doctorate degree in sociology, another one in plant sciences, and his youngest son is a Mechanical Engineer. However, they consider themselves farmers first and work shoulder to shoulder with their father in their own farm.
Rich in heart-healthy fats and high in antioxidants walnuts are essential for good brain health
A 100 Grams of Walnut Serving provides 654 kcal of energy.
It contains 65% fat, 15% proteins. 14% of Carbohydrates and 7% of Dietary fiber.
Health Benefits:
Improves Heart health
Boosts Brain Health
Aid Weight Loss
Helps In Diabetes Treatment
Improve Metabolism
About the seller
Abdul Majid Magray is a farmer who lives in Lethpora village of Pampore in South Kashmir's Pulwama district. This beautiful village is surrounded by lush green farms and Wasturwan mountains. Saffron, walnuts, Mamra almonds and various types of berries are grown by residents of this area. Majid is the head of the family living with his wife and three sons. One of his sons hold a doctorate degree in sociology, another one in plant sciences, and his youngest son is a Mechanical Engineer. However, they consider themselves farmers first and work shoulder to shoulder with their father in their own farm.