Good SenseOrganic Sunflower Nuts, Roasted, Salted, 7.5-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12)

I saw a lot of varying reviews for a lot of different salted, roasted sunflower seeds. I landed on these and am happy with them. The individual packets keeps them fresher than one big bag. The ziplock is a little hard to reseal but other than that, it’s a great, tasty product.

The one-star review is not for the manufacturer or for the quality of the product (which may be perfectly fine but which, for reasons about to be explained, I have never eaten), but, rather, for Amazon's misleading presentation of the product.And forget the fact that the product name refers to sunflower "nuts." We all know that we're talking about ordinary sunflower SEEDS.I'm not allergic to sunflower seeds, or to sesame seeds, or pumpkin seeds, etc.But I'm seriously allergic to tree nuts and peanuts. So I've learned to be a very careful reader of product labels. I've never personally encountered a problem (although I know that some nut allergy sufferers do) with products that were simply made "in a facility" where nuts are handled somewhere in the building. But I must avoid products whose actual ingredients include tree nuts or peanuts; or whose labels say that the product "may contain traces of" them; or whose labels say that the product was "made on equipment shared with" them.Bulk sunflower seeds which are organic (instead of non), and roasted (instead of raw) and salted (instead of un) are not very common. So I was initially glad to find this product.And, of course, I began by looking at Amazon's thumbnail photos for the product, which show the nutritional information and the ingredients list. NO mention of tree nuts or peanuts. "Great," I thought, and ordered the product.What Amazon's thumbnail photos did NOT show, and still do not show now, is another part of the package label which says: "Produced on shared equipment with peanuts, tree nuts, milk, wheat, soy, and egg." Because that warning is neither stated nor pictured on the Amazon website, I didn't see it for the very first time until AFTER I had already ordered, paid for, and received the product. Which, of course, I then could not use.I corresponded with Amazon about this subject, in writing, online through Amazon's own website, and asked that this product page be corrected to SHOW the nut warning on the product label, so that nut allergy sufferers will understand that this product is not suitable for them to buy. My Amazon customer service correspondent said he would pass this information along to the people responsible for website product information.That was two months ago, but absolutely nothing has changed.So: if you have allergies to tree nuts or peanuts, pleased be warned that this product, however good it may otherwise be, is NOT for you.

This is good product because it is organic which is very important for me, roasted and don't have salt at all. I don't like salts and sugar in products at all. t should be in natural form, no added sugar and salt which is very important for me and my family and of course should be organic. In this way this products is perfect for us.

Best value for any organic sunflower seeds when you buy the multi pack. Love the roasted.....might not be as good for you as the raw, but tastes SO much better. Just the right amount of salt. And organic.....that's the clincher. Not sure what is meant by "thickness". They are of average size for sunflower seeds. Highest recommendation.

Really like these and like the smaller bags so I can store them longer and just use as needed. They stay fresh that way.

Great Organic seeds I use for crackers!The second batch I ordered were stale unfortunately, but their customer Service was awesome as they sent out a new batch right away which weren’t perfect and delicious!

i got a great price on these and was so happy to find a roasted but not salted option. all of my local sources only seem to carry either roasted and salted or raw and unsalted. I appreciate finding a deal on these though I had to buy 12 bags, I think it was worth it. the seeds will stay in my fridge so they last longer.

We are an organic, natural food household. While I like these banana chips -- all of the ingredients (bananas, sugar, coconut oil) are organic, and they use no hydrogenated oil or preservatives -- but they just lack a bit of sweetness that would have made these at least a 4 star snack. Perhaps it is due to the thick cut. We still eat them - I mix them with Good Sense dried pineapple (excellent by the way!) and nuts for a nice trail mix, or sprinkle them into cereal. But we love banana chips, and flavorwise these are OK but just not a home run.