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Badam Price in Bangladesh: Peanut, Almond and Cashew
Compare peanut, almond and cashew prices in Bangladesh with a per-100g formula, while separating plain nuts from chocolate-coated products.
Quick answer: Compare badam prices with one formula: checkout price ÷ net grams × 100. Keep peanut, almond and cashew in separate rows, and never compare a plain nut directly with a chocolate-coated or candy product as though they were equivalent. Use the live cards for current price and stock.
Build a like-for-like comparison
| Product type | Compare with | Do not mix with |
|---|---|---|
| Plain raw nut | Same nut, similar grade | Salted, flavoured or coated packs |
| Roasted/salted nut | Same preparation style | Raw price without noting the difference |
| Chocolate-coated nut | Other coated snack products | 100% nut packs |
| Nut-flavoured candy | Similar confectionery | Whole-nut nutrition assumptions |
“Badam” can mean different nuts in everyday Bangla. Record the exact English/common product name so almond and peanut prices do not end up in one misleading average.
Calculate price per 100g
If a 250g pack costs ৳800 at checkout, the comparison price is ৳320 per 100g: 800 ÷ 250 × 100. The number is an example, not a current quotation. Use the live price, include unavoidable delivery cost when relevant and note any promotion separately.
- Copy final price.
- Copy net weight in grams.
- Divide price by grams.
- Multiply by 100.
- Record the date because imported-food prices change.
Check what changes the price
Nut type, origin claim, grade, roasting, salt, flavouring, coating, brand, pack size and import cost can all change the shelf price. Larger packs often—but not always—reduce price per 100g. A discounted large pack is useful only if it can be stored well and consumed before quality declines.
For portion and storage context, read the badam snack guide. For chocolate-coated formats, use the ingredient and allergen label rather than assuming the product is mostly nuts.
Read labels before deciding value
Peanuts and tree nuts are important allergens. Almond and cashew are tree nuts; peanut is a legume, but all require exact label checks for people with allergies. Salted products should be compared using the same serving weight and declared sodium. Coated products add ingredients that change sugar, fat, allergens and net nut proportion.
Save this five-column tracker
Product name · type/preparation · net grams · checkout price · price per 100g. Add a sixth column for sodium or coating only when the label provides comparable values.
Products in this guide
Prices and stock reflect the latest site update; confirm them on the product page and at checkout.
| Product | Pack size | Current price | Unit price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mcsnacker Salted & Roasted Cashews 275g | 275g | ৳943 | ৳342.91 / 100g | In stock |
| M&S's Peanut Chocolate 150g | 150g | ৳581 | ৳387.33 / 100g | In stock |
| Vochelle Almonds Chocolate 180g Milky Choco | 180g | ৳647 | ৳359.44 / 100g | In stock |
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare badam prices in Bangladesh?
Use checkout price divided by net grams, multiplied by 100. Compare the same nut and preparation type, and record the date.
Should chocolate-coated almonds be compared with plain almonds?
No. Treat coated nuts as confectionery because the coating changes ingredients, allergens, nutrition and the proportion of nuts.
Why are cashews often priced differently from peanuts?
They are different crops and products. Type, origin, grade, preparation, pack size, brand and import cost can all affect price.