Missouri · Est. 1946
Hammons Black Walnuts
Hammons has bought and shelled wild American black walnuts since 1946, when grocer Ralph Hammons began buying the nuts in southwest Missouri. The walnuts come from local buying stations across the Midwest and are processed at the company's plant in Stockton, Missouri. Its online store also sells other nuts and kitchen goods that do not state an origin.
Is Hammons Black Walnuts made in the USA?
Mostly. Hammons Black Walnuts carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Hammons Black Walnuts's American-made products are made from American materials and manufactured here. 5 of the 5 Hammons Black Walnuts products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Hammons Black Walnuts is based in Missouri and was founded in 1946.
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Hammons Black Walnuts
Hammons Black Walnut Nut Butter
A spread with two ingredients: dry roasted wild black walnuts from the Midwest and black walnut oil. Hammons describes it as locally made, and the label reads product of the USA. It can be eaten plain or sweetened with honey or maple.
Hammons Black Walnuts
Hammons Roasted Black Walnut Oil 8.4 oz. bottle
An 8.4 oz bottle of oil expeller pressed from roasted wild black walnuts and labeled a product of the USA. It can dress salads, meats and vegetables or stand in for butter or olive oil. The oil was a Good Food Award winner and a Sofi Award finalist.
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Hammons Roasted & Salted Black Walnuts
Black walnuts roasted and salted in small batches as a snack. The page labels them a product of the USA. Sold in 8 oz and 1 lb bags.
Hammons Black Walnuts
Hammons Fancy Large Wild Black Walnuts
Shelled wild black walnuts in large pieces, gathered from wild trees by foragers in the Midwest and labeled a product of the USA. This is the largest piece size Hammons sells, meant for breads, cakes, salads and oatmeal where a bigger nut is wanted. Sold in 8 oz and 1 lb bags.
Hammons Black Walnuts
Hammons Recipe Ready Wild Black Walnuts
Wild black walnut pieces cut to a smaller, all-purpose size for baking and cooking. The nuts come from wild trees across the Midwest, and the bag is labeled a product of the USA. Available in 8 oz and 1 lb bags.
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