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The road to being your best self can start with smart snacking

Modesto, CA – New research suggests that there may be more than one reason to add almonds to your daily skincare routine. A new study by researchers at the University of California, Davis¹ found that eating almonds daily in place of typical calorie-matched snacks improved measures of both wrinkle severity and skin pigmentation in postmenopausal women.

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MODESTO, Calif., April 23, 2020 – How does someone train to become the most decorated beach volleyball player of all-time and still maintain a sense of normalcy in their day-to-day? Kerri Walsh Jennings will tell you it takes a whole lot of mental toughness, resilience and consistently committing to healthy habits fueled by natural energy from foods like almonds.

MODESTO, Calif. — Almonds are power-packed with nutrition, provide natural sustained energy to conquer your day in any combination of craveable forms and support beauty from the inside out. And if you count yourself among the almond fan faithful, then you’ve got even more reasons to celebrate your favorite superfood this National Almond Day!

So what makes almond eaters stand out from the rest of the crowd? A new California Almonds survey of American consumers found that almond eaters are more likely to be happier than their peers. Crunch on!

Anti-wrinkle regimens abound, but emerging research suggests that one delicious addition to consumer’s skincare routine may be found in their pantries instead of their makeup kits: almonds.

(December 6, 2019) - “In a perfect world, the best quality almond variety would be one that is self-compatible; pest resistant; high yielding; hulls well; cracks easily; can be blanched, sliced or roasted; tastes good and has all the phytonutrients for good health,” said Richard Waycott, Almond Board of California (ABC) President and CEO. 

“In more than fifty years of almond breeding, we have yet to achieve this holy grail of an almond.”