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“a tradition of quality & service”
The first hazelnut (filbert) tree was planted in Scottsburg, Oregon around 1857. In 1876 a Frenchman, David Genot, had hazelnut seeds sent from France. He raised these first 50 plants in a hedgerow in the old country tradition. The size and quality of the original nut has been developed through the years with the Pacific Northwest climate and cultivation. Now 98% of all hazel nuts grown in the United States are from our lush Willamette Valley in Western Oregon. Pacific Hazelnut Candy Factory has developed a tradition of quality and service. Care is given from grading nuts through product development in the kitchen to assure consistent fine products. In addition to roasting and seasoning nuts we also chocolate coat hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, prunes and pretzels. Our hazelnut toffee developed in our own kitchen was featured in Bon Appetit magazine. Our gift shop is always ready for factory viewing and tasting samples. Gift boxes and baskets filled with our confections and other Oregon products are a favorite.
Pacific Hazelnut has become a winter holiday shopping destination for us. East coast relatives are now asking for specific products by name, so our previous browsing sessions, choosing... Read more
Dark chocolate hazelnuts? Yes, please! Discovered Pacific Hazelnut Candy Factory by chance as I was driving through Aurora for an afternoon of wine tasting. The sign with their name caught my eye... Read more
I am heading out to visit some friends in North Carolina, so I wanted to bring them a taste of Oregon. To me, hazelnuts and marionberries epitomize Oregon. So I went online and discovered this... Read more
Pacific Hazelnut Candy Factory
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