Dried Nuts & Dried Fruits
Dried nuts and fruits, from Afghanistan to your door
Ghafori Foods sells dried nuts and dried fruits online across Canada, with a focus on Afghan specialties that are hard to find in Canadian stores — royal Mamra almonds, wild chilgoza pine nuts, Kandahar green raisins (kishmish), Ghazni red raisins, white and black mulberries (toot) and unsulphured Afghan apricots. Alongside them we carry everyday staples: California walnuts and almonds, jumbo cashews, roasted chickpeas and sun-dried figs. Most products come in sizes from 250g up to 10kg.
Shop by type
- Dried nuts — Mamra almonds, chilgoza, walnuts, cashews, California almonds and roasted chickpeas.
- Dried fruits — apricots, chapaneemak, green raisins, red raisins, black raisins, white mulberries, black mulberries and figs.
- Afghan dried fruits and nuts — only the items grown in Afghanistan.
- Bundles — ready-made trios at a lower price than buying each item separately.
Retail packs and bulk sizes
Start with a 250g or 500g pack to try something new. For households, dry-fruit shops, restaurants and caterers, 3kg, 5kg and 10kg bags bring the price per kilogram down. Businesses buying regularly can apply for wholesale pricing.
Keeping nuts and dried fruit fresh
Store everything airtight in a cool, dark place. Nuts are rich in natural oils, so refrigerate them after about a month, or freeze them to keep for the season. Dried fruit keeps well sealed in the cupboard; move it to the fridge in warm weather.
Shipping across Canada
Orders over $89 ship free across Canada (up to 10kg), and our raw Mamra almonds ship free at any size. Orders usually arrive in 1–2 business days within Ontario and Quebec and 3–5 business days elsewhere in Canada.
Frequently asked questions
Which of your dried fruits and nuts come from Afghanistan?
Our Mamra almonds, chilgoza pine nuts, green raisins (from Kandahar), red raisins (from Ghazni), white and black mulberries, dried apricots and chapaneemak come from Afghanistan. Our walnuts and regular almonds are Californian.
What is the difference between Mamra almonds and regular almonds?
Mamra is a smaller, denser almond variety traditionally grown in Afghanistan, with a richer, more buttery flavour and softer bite than the common California almond. Read what makes Mamra almonds different.
Do you sell dried fruits and nuts in bulk?
Yes. Most products come in 3kg, 5kg and 10kg sizes, and businesses can apply for wholesale pricing.
How should I store nuts and dried fruit?
Keep them airtight in a cool, dark place. Refrigerate nuts after about a month or freeze them for longer storage, and keep dried fruit sealed, moving it to the fridge in warm weather.
Is shipping free?
Orders over $89 ship free across Canada (up to 10kg). Raw Mamra almonds, saffron and Sidr honey ship free at any order size.
