There were hazelnuts, filberts, in the mixed nuts we had for Christmas. Hazels are members of the genus Corylus. This genus is found throughout the northern hemisphere. A large portion of the world’s hazelnuts are grown in Turkey. Most of the hazelnuts grown in the United States are the product of Washington and, predominately, Oregon.

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