Spicy cashews
Also called كاجو حار
A red-orange spice coat on every cashew
About this product
Cashews in a red-orange coating that feels slightly rough and wraps the whole nut. They are whole crescents, the colour alone tells you which bowl this is, and the name already warns you about the heat. For the same nut without the heat, try the glazed or raw cashews.
Taste
The heat arrives with the coating, then the soft cashew calms it down. Chilli lovers keep going, everyone else stops at one and a glass of water.
How to enjoy it
It shows up on match nights and film nights, often mixed into a bowl with plain cashews so everyone can pick their own. Keep something cold to drink nearby, because the heat builds with every extra piece.
How to store it
Close the bag or tin well and keep it away from heat and sun; damp softens the coating and costs you the crunch, so in summer find it a cool spot.
Details
- Form
- Whole
- Preparation
- Spice-coated
- Flavour
- Hot
| Energy | ~580 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fat | ~48 g |
| Carbohydrates | ~30 g |
| of which sugars | ~5 g |
| Fibre | ~3 g |
| Protein | ~17 g |
| Salt | ~0.8 g |
Source: USDA FoodData Central, oil-roasted salted cashews, used as the closest match for the spicy coating. Approximate figures from public sources, not a lab test of our goods.
Try these too
Roasted salted almonds
لوز محمّص مملّحWhole brown-skinned almonds with a crunch you can hear
Raw cashews
كاجو نيءCashews left plain, cream-coloured and tender
Smoked almonds
لوز مدخّنSmoked almonds, dark as red wine
Salted pistachios in shell
فستق حلبي مملّح بقشرهPale, salt-dusted shells, split at the tip
Where to find us
We have two branches, one in Muhajirin and one inside Target Market at Damaskino Mall, and we deliver in Damascus through BeeOrder. Before you come, call or send a WhatsApp message to check it’s in stock at the branch you want.
Muhajirin Main branch
Nazem Basha Street, Al-Shamsiyeh stop, opposite Al-Abed BakeryCloses at 2:00 AM
Closing times are from Google Maps on 5 August 2026 and can vary from day to day. Call before you come to make sure.