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Akhrot (Walnut) Price — 250g, 500g & 1kg

Premium Kashmiri walnut kernels (akhrot giri)— light halves, thin-skinned and naturally sweet. Omega-3-rich, freshly packed with no preservatives. Check today's akhrot price per kg below and order online — delivered across India.

Kashmiri walnut kernels (akhrot giri)Akhrot · Kashmiri Kernels

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Walnut price today (per pack)

250 g walnut kernels₹599
500 g walnut kernels₹1,138
1 kg walnut kernels₹2,156

Plain Kashmiri kernels (giri). Roasted & honey-glazed variants priced slightly higher. 1kg pack gives the best per-kg akhrot rate. Free shipping over ₹999.

More ways to enjoy akhrot

Roasted Walnuts (Akhrot)

Roasted Walnuts (Akhrot)

₹624 / 250g

Honey-Glazed Walnuts (Akhrot)

Honey-Glazed Walnuts (Akhrot)

₹644 / 250g

Kashmiri light halves

Thin-skinned, pale, naturally sweet kernels — no bitterness.

Omega-3 powerhouse

Richest common nut in plant omega-3 (ALA) for brain & heart.

Freshly packed

Sealed fresh on order — oils stay sweet, never rancid.

Honest per-kg pricing

Transparent 250g/500g/1kg rates, free shipping over ₹999.

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Akhrot price & buying FAQs

What is the akhrot price for 1kg in India?＋

In 2026, 1kg of good-quality walnut kernels (akhrot giri) typically costs ₹900–₹1,600 in India depending on grade and colour. At House of Nuts, premium Kashmiri walnut kernels are competitively priced with free shipping over ₹999 — see the live price table above.

Why are walnut kernels costlier than in-shell walnuts?＋

Kernels (giri) are hand-cracked, sorted and cleaned — you pay only for edible nut, with zero shell weight. 1kg of kernels equals roughly 2.2–2.5kg of in-shell walnuts, so kernels are actually better value for eating.

Which walnut is best — Kashmiri or imported?＋

Kashmiri walnuts are prized for their light colour, thin skin and naturally sweet, oil-rich kernels. Imported (Chilean/US) walnuts are usually larger but can taste slightly bitter. We pack premium light-halves Kashmiri kernels.

How many walnuts should I eat daily?＋

2–4 walnut halves (about 28g) a day is ideal for most adults — enough omega-3 (ALA) for brain and heart benefits without excess calories.

How should I store walnut kernels?＋

Walnuts are oil-rich and can go rancid — keep them airtight in a cool, dark place, refrigerate for 4–6 months, or freeze for up to a year.