white chocolate almond

They’re typically offered as whole chocolate-covered almonds and as almond pieces.

Common varieties offered alongside white chocolate are milk chocolate and dark chocolate.

Packaging examples include reusable jumbo containers or jars, retail bags in various weights (for example 1 lb, 2 lb, 5 lb), and larger bulk cases.

Common package sizes include single-pound and multi-pound options and bulk cases. Typical weights and counts shown in listings are: 16 oz (1 lb), 32 oz (2 lb), 48 oz (3 lb), 80 oz (5 lb), 160 oz (10 lb), and larger bulk cases (for example 25 lb). Some listings give count-based options that reflect about 100 almonds per pound (e.g., 1 lb ≈ 100 ct, 2 lb ≈ 200 ct, 5 lb ≈ 500 ct, 25 lb ≈ 2,500 ct).

About 100 candy-shelled Jordan almonds per pound; packaging examples reflect that scale (1 lb ≈ 100 ct, 2 lb ≈ 200 ct, 5 lb ≈ 500 ct, 25 lb ≈ 2,500 ct).

Yes. Most listings state the product is 'Ready to Eat,' meaning it arrives ready for immediate snacking or serving.

They’re commonly described as coated in white (dairy) chocolate—phrases like 'white milk chocolate covered' or 'white dairy chocolate' appear. Some mixes combine white, milk and dark chocolate coatings, and descriptions may note freshly roasted almonds under the coating.