Just a couple handfuls
There aren't many in a package so they seem expensive or I might get them again. They taste quite good, hardly different from almonds but smaller and maybe a light woody edge to them. As I got the "sweet" ones it really wouldn't be possible to eat so many that they became toxic, but the package is so small probably couldn't eat too many of the bitter ones either, which seriously can be toxic and can even kill people. The notion that they have health benefits beyond those of the almond are absurd though -- that they're sold even to cure cancer proves only there's a sucker born every minute. Health Canada warns that cyanide poisoning is a real threat and health benefits not the least likely. But the sweet ones have far too little of the chemical that breaks down into cyanide and the liver can clean that up in a jiffy.
Rating: 4 stars