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Easy honey roasted peanuts recipe that makes a healthy substitute for commercial versions with sketchy additives.

Peanuts roasted in honey are a popular commercial snack. They are particularly common at airports as a semi-healthy snack while waiting to board a plane or in flight.
However, if you’ve ever checked the ingredients, you’re probably in for a surprise (and unfortunately, not a good one).
High fructose corn syrup with feigned “natural” flavors is a common substitute for real honey.
Even with the few brands that contain real honey, the honey is heated during processing, which destroys its beneficial properties anyway
If you like honey roasted peanuts, you’ll be amazed at how easy it is to make them at home.
Then just fill a travel container with your DIY variety and stash it in your carry-on. This way you won’t be tempted to buy the fake versions at the airport!
serving suggestions
You absolutely must eat these Homemade Honey Peanuts with a spoon. So be sure to pack a bamboo travel cutlery set!
Note that it is ideal to use soaked peanuts that are lightly salted during the dehydrating process.
However, if time is a concern, using roasted organic nuts lightly seasoned with sea salt is an excellent substitute. It’s certainly a huge improvement over commercially roasted peanuts at the airport or convenience stores.

Homemade peanuts roasted in honey
Easy honey roasted peanuts recipe that makes a healthy substitute for commercial versions with sketchy additives.
instructions
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Place raw honey in the bottom of a small bowl or travel container. A casserole dish is the perfect portion size.
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Sprinkle roasted peanuts over the honey. Using a spoon, mix the peanuts with the honey until evenly coated.
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Enjoy immediately with a spoon or secure the lid of a food container. Keep it in the pantry until you can pack it in your carry-on.
nutritional information
Homemade peanuts roasted in honey
Amount Per Serving (1g)
calories 157
Calories from fat 81
% Daily Value*
Fat 9g14%
Saturated Fat 1.2g6%
Polyunsaturated fat 2.8 g
Monounsaturated fat 5 g
carbohydrates 15g5%
protein 4g8th %
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
