FERIDIESAmazon 4 pack (Value Pack) - 9oz Redskin Peanuts

This brand of peanuts are really good quality and taste great they are super fresh and are dated ahead by over a year. I have purchased these several times over the years, and they do not disappoint unlike some of the cheaper brands.

Right out of the package these peanuts are much more tasty than other little packets of peanuts available all over. They taste fresh and almost sweet. BUT, spread them on a cookie sheet and roast/warm them in a 250 F oven for 12 minutes and they get this OMG quality. It isn't just me saying so, everyone who has visited and been fed these roasted peanuts remarks on how good they are. The bowl is always empty within an hour or so.

These Virginia peanuts are crunchy and flavorful. Love em!

Larger than any other peanut we have had and crispier than any Virginia peanut we have tried. Expensive but you get what you pay for.

My husband loves these Virginia peanuts. He ate a whole can in just two sittings. They are very flavorful, fresh and crunchy with a long expiration date and just the right amount of salt. They are worth the higher cost. After eating these, you don't want to return to eating regular peanuts again. These do not taste overly processed. High quality. Wish these were sold in different quantity choices though, maybe 2, 3 or 4? Just one would be gone too soon to satisfy you.

Next time I purchase Virgina peanuts I will most likely buy a different brand. These tasted great but they are not as large as others I have eaten.

I like the super crunchy-ness of these. They are far superior to what my grocery store stocks, but not as expensive as top of the line VA peanuts. LOVE THESE!!

If you have never tasted these blister roasted giant Virginia peanuts, you have no idea how good peanuts can taste! These peanuts come vacuum packed in a sturdy steel can, the WILL arrive both fresh and in good condition. The peanuts themselves are on average twice the size of your regular grocery store peanut. These come from southeast Virginia where they are brought in from the fields and undergo a special roasting process the locals call "blister roasting" that leaves the surface of the peanuts covered with tiny "reverse dimples" (my term for them). I've never seen this process or this cultivar of peanut anywhere else. Have you ever compared Planters brand peanuts to the cheaper brands and found those cheap peanuts lacking in flavor? Well Feridies peanuts are MUCH more better than Planters, than Planters are better than those cheap peanuts. Here's a short anecdote for you; the last time I was in the southeastern Virginia area (I had not been there since I was young and in the US Navy), I left with over $200 worth of Feridies peanuts wedged in among my luggage in the trunk of my car. If you have not tried these peanuts, you do not know how good peanuts can be!