Kashmiri Giri Walnut | Akrod | अक्रोड

Naturally oil-rich Kashmiri walnut kernels, shelled and ready for snacking, baking and everyday recipes.

₹ 599.00

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Kashmiri Giri Walnut | Akrod | अक्रोड ₹ 599.00
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Description

Our Kashmiri Giri Walnut brings a rich, nutty flavour and an oil-rich bite to everyday snacking and home cooking. With the hard shell already removed, these walnut kernels are ready to enjoy by the handful, crumble over breakfast or add to your favourite family recipes.

We procure these walnuts from the same farmer who supplies our Kashmiri Mamra almonds. That familiar sourcing relationship connects two of our dry-fruit selections, bringing the story behind the food closer to the people who enjoy it.

What does “Kashmiri Giri Walnut” mean? “Giri” refers to the edible kernel inside the walnut, with the hard outer shell removed. “Kashmiri” identifies its Kashmir origin, while walnut is also known as akhrot or akrod. Giri describes the shelled form, not a separate walnut variety or a quality grade.

Key Highlights & Benefits

  • Naturally oil-rich: A rich walnut texture that adds depth to breakfast bowls, homemade pastes and baked treats.
  • Shell-free convenience: The edible kernels are ready to use without cracking hard shells at home.
  • A familiar farmer connection: Sourced from the same farmer as our Kashmiri Mamra almonds.
  • Useful across sweet and savoury recipes: Enjoy raw, chop into salads and cereals, or fold into cakes, breads and desserts.
  • A simple pantry ingredient: A small handful brings walnut flavour and texture to an everyday meal.
Ingredients & Shelf Life

Pure walnut kernels.

Allergen information: Contains walnuts (tree nuts).

Shelf life: Up to 6 months when stored properly in an airtight container and refrigerated. Follow the best-before date and storage instructions printed on your pack.

Nutritional Information

Tested Fat & Fatty Acid Profile

The Akrod (walnut) sample tested by Kulkarni Food and Water Testing Laboratory Pvt. Ltd. recorded the following values per 100g. PIP AGRO confirms that the report applies to this batch.

Parameter Per 100g
Total fat 63.93g
Monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA) 12.11g
Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) 46.29g
Saturated fatty acids 5.53g
Trans fatty acids Less than 0.1g

Source: Akrod test report KL/F/26-1477, dated 13 April 2026; test method AOAC 996.06. The report expresses results as percentages, equivalent to grams per 100g.

These results describe the submitted sample and are not a complete nutrition panel or a guarantee for every batch. Total fat is not the same as extractable oil yield. Natural variation may occur. Refer to the nutrition declaration on your pack for serving information and other nutrient values.

Know Your Maker

A Shared Kashmir Source, Supporting Local Farmers

Our Kashmiri almonds, walnuts and saffron come from the same farmer through our sourcing relationship with ZF Kashmiri Dry Fruits. Alongside supplying his produce, he is working to help other farmers in Kashmir receive fair and appropriate prices for theirs.

ZF Kashmiri Dry Fruits works with farmers in Kashmir, connecting their produce with customers who value its quality and origin. PIP AGRO collaborates with this organisation with a shared aim: better pricing for farmers and carefully selected, quality products for consumers.

For us, this relationship is about both sides of the journey: recognising the work behind each harvest and bringing thoughtfully sourced Kashmiri produce to your table.

A Kashmir Connection Shared with Our Almonds

These walnuts come through the same farmer relationship behind our Kashmiri Mamra almonds. Our Kashmir sourcing connection is with ZF Kashmiri Dry Fruits, working with local farmers in the region.

For PIP AGRO, that connection is part of the selection story: introducing another food from a familiar source, with its own flavour, texture and place in your kitchen.

Ways to Enjoy

1. A Simple Everyday Snack
Enjoy a small handful of raw kernels on their own or alongside almonds and other dry fruits.

2. Breakfast Bowls & Cereals
Chop over porridge, cereal or yoghurt just before serving for added walnut texture.

3. Cakes, Breads & Family Desserts
Fold chopped kernels into cake batter, banana bread or homemade sweets, or use as a finishing garnish.

4. Salads, Chutneys & Homemade Pastes
Crumble over salads or blend into chutneys and walnut-based pastes for a richer texture.

For young children, serve finely ground or in an age-appropriate preparation rather than as whole nuts. Avoid if allergic to walnuts.

Storage Info
  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.
  • After opening, transfer to a clean, dry, airtight container.
  • Refrigerate to help preserve freshness, especially in warm weather. In cool winter conditions, keep in a cool, dry place.
  • Use clean, dry utensils and close the container promptly after serving.
  • Follow the best-before date printed on your pack.

Everything You Need To Know

Q. What makes PIP AGRO’s Kashmiri Giri Walnut a favourite, and what will I receive?
A. One of PIP AGRO’s best-selling products, these raw Kashmiri walnut kernels bring a rich, nutty flavour and a naturally oil-rich bite to snacks and recipes. “Giri” means the edible kernel with the hard shell removed, so they are ready to enjoy without cracking shells. Also known as akhrot or akrod, they contain pure walnut kernels. Choose 250g as one pack or 500g as two 250g packs. Giri describes the shelled form, not a separate variety or quality grade.
Q. Where are these walnuts sourced, and how does the partnership support Kashmir’s farmers?
A. We procure these walnuts from the same farmer who supplies our Kashmiri almonds and saffron, through ZF Kashmiri Dry Fruits. He is also working to help other Kashmir farmers receive fair and appropriate prices for their produce. PIP AGRO collaborates with this organisation with a shared aim: better pricing for farmers and carefully selected, quality products for customers. It is a sourcing relationship that connects your everyday food with the people behind the harvest.
Q. What does the walnut batch report show about its nutritional profile?
A. The Akrod sample in report KL/F/26-1477, dated 13 April 2026, was tested by Kulkarni Food and Water Testing Laboratory Pvt. Ltd. Per 100g, it recorded total fat 63.93g, monounsaturated fatty acids 12.11g, polyunsaturated fatty acids 46.29g, saturated fatty acids 5.53g and trans fatty acids below 0.1g. PIP AGRO confirms the report applies to this batch. These are the tested sample’s fat-profile values, not a complete nutrition panel or a guarantee for future batches. Refer to your pack for other nutrient and serving information.
Q. How can I enjoy these walnuts, and are there any allergy or serving precautions?
A. Enjoy a small handful raw for a simple snack, or chop into porridge, yoghurt, cereals and salads. Their rich walnut flavour also works in banana bread, cakes, festive sweets, chutneys and homemade walnut pastes. Contains walnuts, a tree nut: avoid if you have a walnut allergy. For young children, use finely ground walnuts in an age-appropriate preparation rather than serving whole kernels.
Q. How do I keep the walnuts fresh, and how long will they last?
A. Store away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture. After opening, keep in a clean, dry, airtight container and refrigerate to help preserve freshness, especially in warm weather. Use clean, dry utensils and close the container promptly. The stated shelf life is up to 6 months under the recommended storage conditions, subject to the best-before date on your pack. Opening does not begin a fresh six-month period, so always follow the printed date and storage directions.