Margaret HolmesPeanut Patch, Boiled Peanuts, (25oz Net Weight)

These are boiled peanuts worth the money. The flavor is excellent. Highly recommended.

Very good product!

reminds of rides around Jax, 55gal drums in the corners of most fields boiling up peanuts. buy a big bag that never seemed to make it home.

Let me start by saying I'm allergic to nuts, and the sound of *boiled peanuts* just sounds.... gross. So why do I buy them over & over? My husband can't get enough! He loves them. He says they are best warmed up, and that they have a wonderful salty flavor, though they can be a little slimy from thier juice. Personally, I wouldn't know... i havent tasted his nuts as i fear that could end horribly, but this is a man that doesn't typically blather on about his nuts so I'm going to assume it's manna-ish by his standards. If you enjoy nuts, are a regular consumer, and want a new nut experience in your mouth (hopefully you don't have my aversion!)... go ahead, shove them in, roll em around & swallow. Hopefully you will have a smile too, like my husband after hes swallowed these tasty nuts. 😃 Personally, he can keep his nuts to himself, I have no intention of putting even one anywhere near my mouth.

It's hard to find this in stores and tastes good

Love 'em. 'nuff said.

The resellers are not at fault. The can arrived on time, in good condition and with an appropriate expiration date. More importantly...Was it worth purchasing? NOPrice. It sells for 3 to 5 times higher than if you found it at a local store. It is not that difficult to find. It is a waste to spend that money for a product that is just weak. A can of soup would have been a better purchase.Taste. Saltier and way softer (mooshier) than average boiled peanuts. It's not worth cooking the contents as directed (and as you should). The result is borderline disgusting. The husk-filled baby food was inedible.Quality. The manufacturer (not resellers) filled the can with 1/2 peanuts that look like peanuts and 1/2 leftover parts (empty shells, loose husks and a few peanut parts with the consistency of salt marshmallows).This mess of peanut refuse and broken salt marshmallows are not worth it. Boil peanuts yourself or find them elsewhere. They tried to sell boiled peanuts in a can but cut quality down so low to match store price expectations (around $1-$2) that the result is not good. Apologies to the resellers who have been fine.Note: We have not been compensated for this unbiased review. No one should be.

Flavor? Check. Price per ounce? Check. Almost nobody heard of this where I'm from, so when you bust out a 6lb can of these beauties and dump 'em into a slow cooker, they ask you what you'll do with the rest."If you guys won't enjoy these, I will"