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Ziba Foods Coupons & Verified Offers for October 2026

Browse 14 manually checked Ziba Foods Discount Codes for October 2026, including Coupons, current discounts and exclusive deals. Expired offers are removed regularly.

Ziba Foods offers 0 coupon codes and 14 deals as of October 2026. Today's top offer: Heirloom Trail Mix 10% Discount. Codes are verified and updated daily.

30%
OFF
Nut and Fruit Pairings Discounted

Select pre-arranged nut and fruit pairings are available at a lower cost. These are curated combinations.

10%
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Heirloom Trail Mix 10% Discount

Receive a percentage off Heirloom Trail Mix. This applies to all available bag sizes.

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12% Off Sweet Apricot Kernels

Get a discount on Sweet Apricot Kernels for a limited time. This offer applies to all sizes.

From $12
Shakhurbai Almonds From $12

Pricing for Shakhurbai Almonds starts at this specific amount. This reflects a base price point.

18%
OFF
Salted Almonds 18% Off

Get a discount on Salted Almonds for your pantry. This offer applies to multiple quantities.

35%
OFF
Raw Almonds Price Reduction

Raw Almonds are currently offered at a reduced price. This covers standard packaging.

40%
OFF
Variety Packs Special Price

Ziba Foods Variety Packs are offered at a specific lower price. Explore different product assortments.

14%
OFF
14% Off Baby Pistachio Kernels

Purchase Baby Pistachio Kernels at a reduced price. This discount applies to single purchases.

Free Shipping
Free Shipping on Orders Over $50

Receive complimentary shipping when your Ziba Foods order totals $50 or more. This applies to standard delivery.

$15
Only
Wild Pistachios Starting At $15

Wild Pistachios are available from this price point. This covers various package options.

15%
OFF
Save 15% on Bulk Nuts Purchases

Purchase larger quantities of nuts and receive a percentage off the total. This is a bulk purchase discount.

Bundle
Sun-Dried Apricots Bundle Deal

Combine Sun-Dried Apricots with other items for a bundle price. This provides a cost-effective option.

Under $20
Dried White Mulberries Under $20

Find Dried White Mulberries priced below this threshold. This includes different weight options.

Up to
20%
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Up to 20% Off Holiday Sale Items

Find select nuts and dried fruits discounted during the seasonal holiday period. Prices are marked down as shown.

Customer Reviews

4.7
Average Rating
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Total Reviews
Shane
★★★★★
2 months ago

Consistent quality always

I've bought from Ziba Foods a few times now, mainly their Wild Pistachios and the Dried White Mulberries. This last order was just as good as the first ones I placed months ago. The pistachios always have that unique flavor you don't find in regular stores. And the mulberries are consistently soft and chewy. It's nice to know what you're getting, and they've always delivered on time for me. That reliability is why I keep coming back.

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Tara S.
★★★★★
2 months ago

Good quality, quick delivery

I ordered a bag of their Shakhurbai Almonds and some Kishmish Raisins. The ordering process was straightforward on their website. I got a confirmation email right away. They arrived in about four days, which was faster than I expected, especially since I didn't pay for expedited shipping. The almonds were really fresh and had a nice crunch. The raisins were plump and not too sweet. Everything was well-packaged. I had a question about storage so I used their contact form, and customer service got back to me within a day with a helpful response. Overall, a solid experience from start to finish.

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Amber
★★★★☆
2 months ago

Decent nuts, slow website

I tried the Heirloom Trail Mix and a bag of their Dried Figs. The trail mix had a good variety and everything tasted fresh, especially the different nuts. The figs were also soft and flavorful, not dry like some others I've had. My main gripe was the website was a little slow to load pages sometimes, which made browsing a bit frustrating. Shipping was free for my order over $50, and it took about a week to get here. The packaging was fine, nothing fancy but it protected the products. Good value for the quality, just wish the site was snappier.

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Ziba Foods Community Discussion

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Julia
1 month ago

What's the deal with shipping times? I'm in NYC and kinda need some dried mulberries for a recipe this weekend.

L Lisa 1 month ago
From my experience, they're pretty quick. I'm in New Jersey and usually get my orders in 3-5 business days. You might make it!
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C Colin E. 1 month ago
Yeah, I think it depends on the shipping option you pick at checkout. I always go for the standard free one (over $50) and it's never been super slow for me, usually under a week.
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Daisy
2 months ago

Anyone know if you can get a discount for your first order? I'm thinking of trying them out but wanna save a few bucks.

S Sophie Kim 2 months ago
Yep, there's usually a pop-up on their site for a first-time buyer discount if you sign up for their emails. I got 10% off last time.
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E Emma C. 1 month ago
Definitely sign up for the newsletter, that's how I got mine. It's usually 10-15% off.
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Dana Ito
1 month ago

are their products organic? trying to eat cleaner.

C Carly 1 month ago
They're not all certified organic, but they do say they work with small farms and use sustainable methods. I think they focus more on heirloom and wild-grown stuff.
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E Emma Brooks 1 month ago
Some of their products might be, but it's not their main thing. They highlight 'wild-grown' and 'heirloom' which can be even better than just organic sometimes because it's less processed or cultivated.
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Carly Foster
2 months ago

How do these compare to Nuts.com? I usually buy from them but Ziba's heirloom nuts sound interesting.

C Colin 2 months ago
Ziba's stuff feels a lot more 'special' if that makes sense. Nuts.com is good for everyday, but Ziba's quality, especially the almonds and pistachios, is a step up. You pay a bit more but it's worth it.
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R Ryan 2 months ago
Honestly, it's a different vibe. Ziba focuses on those unique varieties and sourcing, while Nuts.com has everything under the sun. If you want something really distinct and premium, go Ziba. For bulk everyday, Nuts.com might be cheaper.
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Alex M.
1 month ago

Do they do free shipping always, or only sometimes? Thinking of ordering a bunch of stuff.

P Priya Whitfield 1 month ago
It's free shipping if your order is over 50 bucks. That's usually pretty easy to hit with a few bags of nuts.
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L Laura Q. 1 month ago
I think it's always free shipping once you hit a certain amount, yeah. I've never paid for shipping when my order was decent sized.
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