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Pistachios can come in various forms such as meals/flours, kernels as well as in their shell.
Foods such as cakes, pastries, ice creams, deli meats and sweet and savoury crumbs can all contain pistachio.
A&AA Fact sheet Pistachios1.32 MB
Content created March 2020
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