Baking maple syrup on cold smoked almonds I've been smoking almonds for years using a combination of maple syrup and seasonings, but recently I've discovered cold smoking gives a much nicer and deeper smoke flavor. 

I have a great soy wasabi almond recipe that I think is even better than Blue Diamond, but that's easy--just apply the wasabi paste after the nuts are smoked. 

My traditional sweet and spicy recipe requires a good dose of maple syrup and other sugars, and I am not sure how to finish the cold smoked nuts without losing the crunchy texture. Is there a low heat way to do this?  I normally use a Cookshack smoker for these. Thank you.
Have you considered using a maple syrup reduction.  This should lower the amount of moisture you have been applying to your nuts.