Nature's Eats Protein Trail Mix – Resealable Hiking Snack with Almonds, Cashews, and Pumpkin Seeds
Nature's Eats Protein Trail Mix – Resealable Hiking Snack with Almonds, Cashews, and Pumpkin Seeds
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Why you'll love it
- delivers plant-based protein from nuts and seeds without whey or animal products
- covers multiple dietary needs in one bag — vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO
- balanced sweet-savory flavor profile with dried cherries and raisins for natural sweetness
- 16 oz family-sized bag from a family-owned US brand offers perceived trustworthiness and value
- no prep or refrigeration required, making it a true grab-and-go convenience food
Perfect for
- on-the-go protein snack between meetings or errands
- pre- or post-workout energy boost at the gym or trailhead
- hiking and camping trail fuel that doesn't require refrigeration
- vegan-friendly lunchbox add-in for school or work
- mixing into homemade granola, oatmeal, or trail mix recipes
About Us
Our family got started in the nut business when my grandfather bought a small pecan shelling company in downtown San Antonio. Since then and for three generations we’ve traveled the world, partnering with the growers and farms to deliver you the most delicious premium grade natural nuts, snacks and baking ingredients you’ll find anywhere.
Nature’s Eats is a family owned and operated company focused on curating, blending and packaging the fine grown food products with a mission to bring delicious varieties to nearly ever palate.
Product Information
Gluten Free Vegan friendly Non GMO Country of origin: US
Package Dimensions : 8.19 x 7.05 x 2.99 inches; 1 Pounds UPC : 832112008465 Manufacturer : AmazonUs/UKYPI Units : 16.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #19,231 in Grocery & Gourmet Food Ingredients: Almonds, Cashews, Cherries, Peanuts, Pumpkin Seeds, Raisins Legal Disclaimer Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Nature’s Eats is a family owned and operated company focused on curating, blending and packaging the fine grown food products with a mission to bring delicious varieties to nearly ever palate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this trail mix sturdy enough to survive in a backpack or hiking pack?
Yes. The 16 oz resealable pouch is designed to keep nuts, seeds, and dried fruit contained, and the seal holds up well inside a backpacking pack, daypack, or car cup holder.
Does it require refrigeration on a multi-day camping trip?
No. Nature's Eats Protein Trail Mix is shelf-stable and does not require refrigeration, so you can pack it for camping, backpacking, or road trips with no cooler needed.
How calorie-dense is each serving for long trail days?
Trail mix with almonds, cashews, peanuts, and pumpkin seeds is one of the most calorie-dense snacks per ounce, which is why hikers rely on it for sustained energy on long trail days.
Can I eat it one-handed while hiking or driving?
Yes. The mix is dry, bite-sized, and requires no peeling or utensils, making it easy to eat from a small container or ziplock while on the trail or at a trailhead break.
Will the dried cherries and raisins hold up in summer heat?
The product is shelf-stable and the dried fruit is preserved for ambient conditions. In extreme heat, keep the pouch out of direct sun, but there is no need for a cooler in normal hiking or camping weather.
Is this a good fuel source for a long-distance hiker?
Yes. The combination of protein from nuts and seeds and quick carbohydrates from dried cherries and raisins makes it a proven fuel source for long-distance hikers and backpackers.
Can I pack it for a road trip without it going stale?
Yes. The resealable pouch keeps the mix fresh, and you can portion some into a smaller bag for the car cup holder while keeping the rest sealed in the trunk or cabin.
Is this a smart camping breakfast or side for oatmeal?
Many outdoor enthusiasts stir it directly into instant oatmeal, instant grits, or cold camp cereal to boost calories and protein on the first morning of a trip.
How does this compare to energy gels or chews for hiking?
Compared to energy gels and chews, this trail mix delivers more protein, more fiber, and a more satisfying bite, at a lower cost per calorie for full-day hikes.
Is it better than granola bars for backpacking?
Many backpackers prefer it over granola bars because it resists crumbling in a pack, holds up in heat, and offers a better protein-to-calorie ratio for trail days.
Will the pumpkin seeds and nuts go rancid in warm climates?
The product is packaged for shelf stability, but as with all nut-based trail mixes, we recommend storing it in a cool, dry place and using it within a reasonable time after opening in hot climates.
What if I open the bag in the field and do not finish it, can I reseal it?
Yes. The 16 oz pouch is resealable, so you can open it at the trailhead, scoop what you need into a smaller container, and reseal the main bag for later in the day.
Is the bulk 16 oz size too heavy for ultralight backpackers?
Ultralight backpackers can easily split the 16 oz pouch into smaller daily ziplocks at home to shave pack weight, and the calorie density still gives strong energy per ounce carried.
How should I store Nature's Eats Protein Trail Mix after opening?
Store the resealable 16 oz pouch in a cool, dry place such as a kitchen pantry. Keep it sealed tightly between uses to maintain crunch and freshness, and avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or in a hot car for extended periods.
Can I cook or bake with this trail mix?
Yes. It works well stirred into homemade granola, oatmeal, trail mix bars, yogurt parfaits, or baked into cookies and energy bites for added protein, crunch, and natural sweetness from the dried cherries and raisins.
How long does a 16 oz bag last once opened?
For best quality, we recommend consuming the bag within a few weeks of opening when stored sealed in a cool, dry pantry. If you portion it into smaller containers, keep the main pouch sealed to preserve freshness.
Is this trail mix compatible with a keto or low-carb diet?
Because it includes raisins and dried cherries, the mix is higher in natural sugars and is not ideal for strict keto or low-carb diets. It works better for balanced, plant-based, or gluten-free eating patterns.
Does it pair well with coffee, tea, or other beverages?
Yes. The sweet-savory profile complements coffee, tea, and even a glass of red wine as a small snack. Many customers enjoy it as a lighter alternative to a pastry with their afternoon coffee.
What is in the bag when I first open it?
You will find a 16 oz resealable pouch filled with a six-ingredient blend of almonds, cashews, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, dried cherries, and raisins. No additional packaging, wrappers, or inserts are required.
Is this trail mix safe for people with diabetes to eat?
Because the mix contains dried fruit with natural sugars, anyone managing blood sugar should treat it like any carbohydrate-containing snack and stick to a small portion, ideally paired with a protein-forward meal.
Will the ingredients cause stomach upset for first-time trail mix eaters?
Most people tolerate this mix well, but the combination of nuts, seeds, and dried fruit is fiber-rich. We recommend starting with a small portion if you are not used to high-fiber snacks and drinking water alongside.
What is the difference between trail mix and a nut mix?
Trail mix is a broader blend that typically includes nuts, seeds, and dried fruit like this product, while a nut mix usually contains only nuts. The dried cherries and raisins here add natural sweetness and quick carbohydrates that a plain nut mix does not provide.
