1. BOILING
Purpose: Soften the outer shell for easier removal
Our process begins with steam boiling the raw cashew nuts. This critical step softens the tough outer shell, loosens the kernel inside, and helps maintain the nut's natural flavor and nutrients. By using clean, high-pressure steam instead of open fire roasting, we ensure a safer, cleaner, and more environmentally friendly process. The steamed nuts are then cooled and prepped for the next stage.
2. Shelling
Purpose: Extract the kernel without breakage
Once cooled, the cashews move to the shelling section, where the outer shell is carefully cracked. Our experienced team, supported by precision equipment, removes the shells with utmost care to preserve the kernel's shape and quality. Since the kernel is fragile at this stage, accuracy is vital — and our workers' expertise plays a key role.
3. Borma (Hot Air Drying)
Purpose: Reduce moisture and increase the peelability of kernels
The shelled cashew kernels still contain moisture and are raw in nature. To stabilize them and prepare them for peeling, the kernels are placed in Borma dryers — specialized hot air chambers that gently dry the nuts over several hours(generally between 8-10 hours) . This controlled heat drying helps maintain the kernel's natural texture, reduces spoilage, and gives them a light golden hue.
4. Humidification
Purpose: Make kernels flexible for easy peeling
After drying, the kernels are often brittle. To prevent breakage during peeling, they are transferred to a humidification room — a space with regulated humidity and temperature. This conditioning softens the thin skin (testa) covering the kernel, making it easier to peel while maintaining the nut’s integrity.

