Wholesale Greek Nuts & Seeds: Sesame Crunch Bars
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Jannis makes sesame crunch bars in Greece, and that’s most of what’s here. Sesame Crunch Bar and Sesame and Honey Soft Bar are the two we’d point to first. Coconut sticks and a few mixed nut bars fill out the 11 SKUs. A case is $28.86 to $32.54. It’s a small group, and it’s easy to get your head around.
A Greek Snacking Tradition Built on Sesame and Honey
Greeks have eaten sesame with honey as a snack for a long time, all over the Mediterranean really, because it’s filling. Sesame and honey is about as old a snack as you’ll find there. Jannis makes most of our 11 bars. The case prices hardly move, $28.86 at the low end and $32.54 at the top. That’s because the bars are mostly one format. There’s no mix of jars and tubs in here. That’s a narrow spread for us.
Jannis built nearly all of this on sesame, with a few mixed nut bars thrown in. Put it out and you’ve got a little Greek crunch bar section. A sign reading Greek sesame and nut bars would be accurate for nearly all 11, which we like. A new hire could learn the whole section in a minute, where it’s from and what’s in it. Most import lines are messier than that. Sesame is the thread running through all of it, and even the coconut sticks look like they belong next to it. It’s an easy section to explain to a shopper standing there with a question too.
What’s in the Catalog
The Sesame Crunch Bar comes in a 70g and a 40g. The Sesame and Honey Soft Bar is 30g, and it uses honey with the sesame where the crunch bars use caramelized sugar. Sesame and Dark Chocolate Crunch Bar 30g is the chocolate one, and it’s the one we’d try first. Then there’s Organic sesame Crunch bar Bio Sesame 40g, with its own label. Four sesame bars in different styles is plenty for a small section of their own, and we’d keep them together. The 40g size is the one we’d put by a register.
Mini Mixed Nut Crunch Bars come in 150g bags. So do the Mini Hazelnut Crunch Bars and Mini Almond Crunch Bars, if your customers want nuts they already know. Choco Coconut Sticks and Coconut Sticks are tiny, 20g each. Choco Coconut Sticks are the chocolate take on the plain ones. We’d put the coconut next to the sesame and call it a Mediterranean snack shelf. Hazelnut is the one we’d bet on, but we could be wrong.
Small-Format Bars Suit Grab-and-Go Retail
Almost everything weighs between 20g and 70g. That’s grab-and-go size. A register rack works. So does a spot near the natural foods, and you skip scoop bins entirely. We’d plan the space a little differently than for our bulk bin candy, since these don’t get sold out of tubs like hard candy or the novelty stuff. Honestly all 11 fit on one small rack. Or borrow a section of the snack shelf you already have. Small bars are easy to restock by hand.
Who Buys Wholesale Greek Nuts & Seeds
A Greek or Mediterranean shop barely has to explain them, since their shoppers mostly know sesame bars already. At a natural grocer the mini nut crunch bars and sesame bars go out as a quick snack. Cafes put the small ones by the register next to the coffee. A candy or gift shop could tuck them beside its chocolate and hard candy for a bit of Europe. Honestly the bars don’t need much selling where people already know them.
Small bars at close prices make an easy first try if you’ve never sold anything Greek. Add two or three Jannis bars to the snack rack you have now. If the sesame ones sell to your regulars, bring in the nut and coconut ones. Sesame is where we’d begin. A couple of new bars on a rack you already have isn’t much of a reset.
How Wholesale Ordering Works
We don’t have a minimum. Each item comes by the case and one case is enough to start, with secure card checkout at the listed prices. Approved wholesale accounts see account pricing. So a specialty grocer can try a couple of Jannis sesame bars, and a natural foods store can take every nut and seed bar we have. Pack counts differ between the little 20g and 30g bars and the 150g bags. Larger volumes get quoted.
Start with the Sesame Crunch Bar and one of the Mini Mixed Nut Crunch Bars, that’s what we’d do. See which format your customers go for, then add the rest of the sesame and coconut. With only 11 SKUs you could end up stocking every one of them and it’d still be easy to reorder. Eleven is a short list. If sesame is new to your shoppers, we think mixed nut is the safe one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main ingredient across this Greek snack catalog?
Sesame mainly, in a few bar sizes and with dark chocolate or honey. There are also mixed nut and hazelnut crunch bars. An almond one too, and coconut sticks. Most of it is a bar of some size.
Which brand supplies most of this nuts and seeds assortment?
Jannis, for most of it. They make small sesame and nut crunch bars from 20g bars up to 150g bags. Cases here cost $28.86 to $32.54. Sesame is their main thing.
Is there a case minimum for wholesale Greek nuts and seeds?
Yes, they sell by the case, but there’s no minimum. One case is fine. Pay by card at listed prices, or get approved for a wholesale account and see account pricing. Ask for a quote on larger volumes. Case packs vary between the small bars and the bigger mini crunch bags.
How do I order wholesale Greek sesame and nut bars?
Pick the bars you want and check out by card at the listed price, $28.86 to $32.54 a case. If you’ve got a wholesale account you’ll see account pricing. For a big order, ask us for a quote. Tell us what you’re after if you’re not sure.