You had one somewhere over Nebraska, checked the little pack for a name, and meant to look us up. Here we are. Air-roasted, never fried, and sized to disappear into a carry-on.
Onboard availability varies by carrier, route, cabin and season. Airline names and logos are the property of their respective owners.
Everything about a 1.5 oz pack is made to support those on-the-go.
Most cashews you meet have been fried in oil and stripped bare. Ours never are. Every Karma Nuts cashew is air-roasted — and our Wrapped® cashews keep their natural skin on, the way an apple does.
The skin is where the crunch comes from. It's also, as it turns out, where a lot of the good stuff lives.
Don't take our word for it. The latest reviews are in.
Can I bring Karma Nuts cashews through airport security?
Yes. Nuts are a solid food, so they go through the checkpoint in your carry-on with no special handling — no 3-1-1 bag, no separate bin. Rules for international departures and re-entry vary by country, so check agricultural import rules if you're crossing a border with food.
Will my flight have Karma Nuts cashews?
Onboard snack lineups change by carrier, route, cabin and season, so we can't promise a specific flight. If you met us in the air and want more, the snack packs are here whenever you land. We are currently offered on certain JetBlue, United, Breeze, JSX, and Alaska Airlines flights, so you may see us on your journey.
Are Karma Nuts cashews safe for a nut allergy?
No — cashews are tree nuts, and these are cashews. They're made in a peanut-free facility, which helps if peanuts are the concern, but they are not appropriate for anyone with a tree nut allergy.
How long do Karma Nuts snack packs stay fresh?
Check the date on the pack. Sealed and stored somewhere reasonable, they hold up well — which is the point of throwing a few in a bag you won't unpack for a week.
Karma Nuts was founded more than 10 years ago with the mission to deliver healthy, delicious snacks to everyone around the globe.