Nuts.comOrganic Raw Peanuts in Shell 1 lb - Unsalted Whole Peanuts for Boiling, Roasting, and Feeder Stations - Bulk Raw Peanuts for Cooking and Snacking

Raw Peanuts , Bought 2 times so far and compared with even local store ones. These beat in taste and quality. Highly recommended.

First of all, it's a challenge to crack the shells, they are so hard that it's impossible to break them with hands, and you must use something very hard for it.Then, once you successfully break the shells, you get the reward, which is a tiny peanut in it, smallest I have ever seen!I want a refund, it is absolutely not as advertised :-/ No value for money.

While honing my boiled peanut recipe, I learned a decent amount about different peanut varieties. There are four main ones. Runner peanuts which are the most common, Virginia peanuts which are extra large, Spanish peanuts which are smaller but high in oil and flavorful, and Valencia peanuts which are the sweetest (and the most sought after for boiling, but also the rarest, accounting for less than 1% of US peanut production).Although the package does not indicate what kind of peanuts these are, they appear to be Spanish peanuts by the size and dark skin color. Hence the few reviews critiquing them for being undersized.They are good peanuts, though. Fresh, tasty, very clean, good quality resealable package.I'm giving them 4 stars because they are on the pricy side. And it WOULD be nice if the seller was more forthcoming with information about the variety and sourcing.But the quality is good and they boiled nicely with a lot of flavor.

Hard to find organic peanuts in the shell.Use slow cooker + some baking soda to boil it for great taste.Don't be surprised, these are small peanuts because they are Spanish peanuts.

I haven’t ordered or eaten peanuts in the shell for quite some time. They were fun to eat outside and throw the shelves on the ground. They may have been a little stale or they may just have been roasted in the shell, as I’m used to raw peanuts unshelled, but they seem fine to me otherwise.

These peanuts should only be fed to squirrels added to feeder stations. Not very good for human consumption, very small hard to shell and they do not taste like the peanuts. I have had. I would not buy these again and unfortunatelyno return, i will compost.

I bought these to make boiled peanuts but they are tiny. I'm still going to try but was definitely expecting them to be bigger.

I ordered these because I wanted raw peanuts to make boiled peanuts. These are the smallest peanuts I have ever seen. I have purchased direct from the growers in Georgia before and always received big plump peanuts. The peanuts from Nuts.com are smaller than dried beans in the grocery isle. Will definitely never order again