Discover Something New: East Forest Kenari Nuts at Denns BioMarkt
East Forest Kenari Nuts at Denns BioMarkt
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“Creamy, buttery and distinctive. A nut with a character of its own.“
What if your next favourite nut was one you had never tasted before?
Almonds, cashews, hazelnuts and pistachios are familiar favourites. But beyond the nuts we already know, there is a world of flavours, textures and food traditions waiting to be discovered.
Meet Kenari Nuts — a distinctive Indonesian nut with a naturally creamy, buttery character and a satisfying texture. Originating from the Spice Islands region in eastern Indonesia, Kenari has been valued by local communities for generations. Now, through Biodurchstarter, you can discover East Forest Kenari Nuts at selected Denns BioMarkt stores in Germany and experience a truly different kind of nut.
The experience
A different kind of nut experience
A great snack should make you look forward to the next bite.
Kenari has a character that sets it apart. Its naturally creamy, buttery taste and distinctive texture offer an experience different from the nuts most of us already know.
It is delicious enjoyed straight from the pack, easy to share and versatile enough to accompany your everyday moments - from enjoying it with your favourite coffee to adding a creative touch to your cooking.
✓ Amazing taste - Creamy, buttery and soft.
✓ Naturally rich in minerals - Excellent source of Magnesium, Manganese and more.
✓ High Fiber and more.
✓ Versatile nuts for your daily use.
Explore Kenari Nuts’ nutrition and our analysis further.
THE FLAVOURS
Three East Forest Flavours to Discover at Denns BioMarkt
Which one would you reach for first?
East Forest Kenari Nuts | Sea Salt
The Natural Character of Kenari
Sometimes, simplicity is all you need. The creamy, buttery character of Kenari meets a touch of sea salt, creating a satisfying combination that lets the nut speak for itself.
Ingredients: Kenari Nuts and Sea Salt.
East Forest Kenari Nuts | Spicy Salted Caramel
Sweet, Savoury and Unexpected
Arenga sugar, chili and sea salt come together in a playful combination of sweet, savoury and gently spicy notes.
An adventurous flavour for those who enjoy unexpected combinations.
Ingredients: Kenari Nuts, Arenga Sugar, Sea Salt and Chili.
East Forest Kenari Nuts | Cacao Cinnamon
A Little Moment of Indulgence
Cocoa meets warm cinnamon and the gentle sweetness of organic Arenga sugar. Rich, warming and subtly sweet, it brings a different dimension to the naturally creamy character of Kenari.
Ingredients: Kenari Nuts, Arenga Sugar, Cacao Powder and Cinnamon Powder.
Discover three selected East Forest varieties at Denns BioMarkt.
Kenari (Canarium indicum) grows in the tropical forests of eastern Indonesia
For generations, local communities in Maluku have valued Kenari as part of their food traditions.
The Origin
From the forests to your snack moment
The story of Kenari begins far beyond the snack aisle. Kenari comes from Canarium indicum L., synonymous with Canarium amboinense Hoch., a tree native to the tropical landscapes of eastern Indonesia. In the Spice Islands region, local communities have known and valued its nuts for generations.
Through East Forest, Kawanasi works to bring this distinctive Indonesian nut to international consumers, creating market opportunities for a traditional forest food and the communities involved in its sourcing.
There is a wider idea behind this journey. Forests are not valuable only for the land they occupy or the timber they contain. They can also provide food, livelihoods and economic opportunities.
✓ People - Creating opportunities for forest communities.
✓ Forests - Keeping standing forests productive.
✓ Nutrition - Bringing a naturally nutritious traditional food to more people.
✓ For the future - Connecting biodiversity, food and sustainable livelihoods.
Explore #SignifiKenari
Recognition & Trust
A traditional indonesian nut gaining international recognition
Regulatory milestones
European Union — 2023
Dried Kenari Nuts received EU Novel Food authorisation as a traditional food from a third country under the EU Novel Food framework.
United Kingdom — 2026
Dried Kenari Nuts received UK Novel Food authorisation under FSA reference NOVEL-174, effective 30 October 2026.
Organic Certifications
East Forest products carry organic certifications including:
EU Organic,
USDA Organic and
JAS Organic.
International Awards
East Forest Kenari Nuts have received recognition at international food and organic trade events, including:
Discover East Forest Kenari Nuts through Biodurchstarter at participating Denns BioMarkt.
at Denns BioMarkt
Your Next Discovery at Denns BioMarkt
Through Biodurchstarter, Denns BioMarkt introduces selected new products in participating stores, giving customers the opportunity to discover emerging brands and explore new organic favourites.
East Forest Kenari Nuts are among these discoveries.
When you visit Denns, look for East Forest in the Biodurchstarter section. Take a closer look at the three varieties, choose the flavours that catch your attention and give Kenari a try.
If you enjoy it, share your experience and let Denns know. Your feedback can help the retailer understand which new products customers would like to see in its assortment.
Find East Forest and plan your discovery:
Stores Locator:
You can find the participating stores at the following locations:
A
Ahrensburg – Rathausplatz 29
Bad Aibling – Westendstr. 4 A
Augsburg - Eichleitnerstr. 14
B
Bad Endorf – Chiemseestr. 5
Bad Schwartau – Auguststr. 2
Berlin – Albrechtstr. 16–18
Berlin – Annenstr. 48
Berlin – Danziger Str. 73–77
Berlin – Europaplatz 1
Berlin – Karl-Marx-Str. 66
Bochum – Birkhuhnweg 5 A
C
Coburg – Callenberger Str. 16 A
D
Dachau – Alte Römerstr. 1
Dieburg – Lagerstr. 3 A
Düren – Neumühle 1
Dresden – Königsbrücker Str. 76
E
Eschborn – Elly-Beinhorn-Str. 1 B
F
Freising – Landshuter Str. 30
Fürstenfeldbruck – Maisacher Str. 16
G
Garmisch-Partenkirchen – Von-Brug-Str. 13
Gevelsberg – An der Drehbank 2
Gröbenzell – Augsburger Str. 15
H
Hamburg – Max-Brauer-Allee 172
Hannover – Marktstr. 45
Heidelberg – Bahnhofstr. 33
Heidelberg – Fritz-Frey-Str. 15
Heilbronn – Gottlieb-Daimler-Str. 9
I
Ingolstadt – Münchener Str. 142
Itzehoe – Lindenstr. 61
J
Jestetten – Schaffhauser Str. 61
K
Kassel – Wolfhager Str. 395
Kaufbeuren – Alte Weberei 3
Kirchheim unter Teck – Dettinger Str. 107
Köln – Dürener Str. 160–162
Krefeld – Uerdinger Str. 123
M
Mönchengladbach – Prinzenstr. 1
P
Passau – Regensburger Str. 70
Pulheim – Steinstr. 13–15
R
Radolfzell – Hegaustr. 21
Reutlingen – Gminderstr. 7
Remscheid – Hastener Str. 22–26
Rostock – Kröpeliner Str. 54
Rosenheim – Kufsteiner Str. 81
S
Starnberg – Weilheimer Str. 14
Stuttgart – Kirchheimer Str. 71
T
Töpen – Hofer Str. 12
W
Wiesbaden – Otto-Wallach-Str. 5
Wolfratshausen – Sauerlacher Str. 49
Wuppertal – Hoeftstr. 4
Z
Zwickau – Oskar-Arnold-Str. 9