Dill Pickle

Great value for the money taste great nice quality big seeds

Great variety of tasty seeds that will last a while. Enjoy!

Good flavor and no salt tongue.

Changed my 2 to a 1.. there was stuff all over the other bags when i opened the box and i figured it was shipping dust.. NOPE! 1 bag already had a hole in it and covered everything. The bags tear very poorly, barely any seasoning at all, "best seeds ever" is a very bold and wrong statement.. not one flavor sticks out as "this is the one!". Half the seeds in a handful are just shells, tastes like very bland people made this product. "Small batch sunflower seeds" needs to be "no batch sunflower seed". Hire someone with tastes buds and isn't afraid to say "these suck", because they suck... you can't tell me the person shipping didn't feel stuff coming out of the bag when stuffed in the box...

I tried almost every brand of sunflower seeds on the market and they are always either too salty or have hideous flavors. This one is different! You can eat 2-3 packs of it and not have any tongue/lip blisters. Great for snacking while watching TV, or a great snack during a long road trip.

These sunflower seeds are the only ones I eat. Low sodium and great taste. I get a box every month and would recommend them to people who like seeds but don't need all the sodium. I also like a few of the other flavors, but original in my favorite

I bought these seeds because they seemed like a cheaper alternative to Smackin' brand seeds with similar flavors. These seeds are big, roasted well, and I have been through many bags with just a few bad/rotten seeds and they weren't putrid and disgusting as bad seeds usually are. So any reduction in that "bad seed" experience is greatly appreciated. I also appreciate the lower sodium with regards to how it doesn't leave the inside of my mouth tingly and raw like with more popular brands (David, BIGS, etc.). However, with lack of sodium comes lack of flavor. It's the nature of the beast. I also found that these flavors just weren't very potent. Original is underwhelming, Jalapeno Ranch and Hatch Chile were barely discernable between the two (and both didn't have much flavor), and the Smokehouse BBQ was actually not very good tasting in and of itself. Parmesan & pepper has a very distinct flavor, though the pepper is more harsh and discernable than the parmesan, but I did really like this flavor. I can say the same for Cinnamon Toast. Very odd, but very enjoyable. I've yet to try Dill Pickle or Lemon Pepper. Flavor opinions aside, these seeds have had a very odd, almost chemical, aftertaste. It's not so much left in your mouth as it is on the back end of the initial flavor. It's hard to explain, but it isn't pleasant, though I have noticed it significantly less on the cinnamon toast and parmesan & pepper flavors. Overall, I'd eat the flavors I've like again, but I would stay away from the others. I think anyone looking into these should start with the smallest variety pack and branch out from there. The cost/ounce is higher that way, but you won't be left with a bunch of bags of seeds you don't want to eat. I highly recommend the cinnamon toast flavor followed closely by the parmesan and pepper.

Seeds are amazing. Yes some small but plenty of big ones too. Not stale at all and packed with flavor! Yes some flavor dust sits on the bottom, but I had a bag in my car always, open for a day or two, and the flavor didn’t die off nor did the freshness. The value is good compared to David’s especially with the unique flavor. Worth it compared to other small batch seed company. I will say; there is ONE issue that isn’t that bad for me, but could be major for others. My first bag I saw a huge sunflower stem. Thought nothing of it, small batch means less machines and less ways to get rid of all the “waste” of the process. This would’ve been fine, but now 10 bags in, and I’ve had some part of the sunflower 7/10 times. Some small like pictured, some rather big. This is sad as I love the flavor and everything, but it just ruins the texture when you throw a ton of seeds in your mouth and bite a stem…my suggestion is be cautious and only put a few at a time. Then slowly chew. You’ll catch them no problem, but if you plan to give to children for any reason, you may want to police the seeds first.