Hoody's In-Shell Classic Roast Peanuts Unsalted-5 lbs / 4 pack

I love these tasty peanuts and so do my scrub jays, crows, and squirrels. I also put a couple of pounds in a big baggie and take 'em to baseball games to share with friends.The 4 bags are drop shipped from Costco with a 15% markup (They're $33 from Costco Wholesale with free shipping), but I'm not a member so this is a good price. Shipping was fast from mman3000.I've ordered these peanuts 4 times from Amazon. Me and the birds go through more than 60 pounds of these a year!

These are the best peanuts: squirrels, blue jays and titmouses love them. Humans love them as well. Costco no longer sells them, so this is the best deal around for roasted, unsalted peanuts.

I can’t tell you much about them. We feed them to the birds in our backyard feeder. I will say that the blue jays and magpies love them, along with our local squirrels. They seem fresh when they arrive and they are quickly devoured. I’m sure they would be suitable for human consumption. 🤪

Perfectly roasted, never burnt large peanuts. Easy shells to break, great buy.

They are 4:00 more per bag than Costco sells for

These are the best damned peanuts I've ever eaten. (Now, I've only eaten 5 pounds of them, so I might be a bit hasty) They are consistently good, with only a few duds. I've liked peanuts in the shell all my life, but I was beginning to think, after years of eating supermarket peanuts, that I was losing my taste for them Not so. And my Blue Jays love them, too.

I was worried that 20 lbs of peanuts would be too much for two people but it's a good bargain. I put all the peanuts in the freezer to keep them fresh and have already eaten through 2 bags. I plan on re-buying once these are gone. Why spend so much for a single bag when you can get four for not much more money. Just keep them frozen and put those you plan on eating in an airtight container. 20 lbs is less than it sounds because these are in the shells.

These peanuts are often small, runty and misshapen. The taste is okay, but there's too much work involved to get to the tiny nuts. Mine will all go to feed the birds and squirrels.