Unsalted peanuts for my woodland friends! Bluejays and Tuffed Titmouse birds love these. Fox squirrels, gray and red squirrels do also. Its fun to see how many chipmunks can fit into their cheek pouches! The deer love them also. The only complaint is that they do not come in and clean my house! https://youtu.be/45nYphc1WxU?si=CTuHAH6O1ttbhuWP https://youtu.be/IAAYpX2OrAw?si=Y80Y8rePkKFovhfv https://youtu.be/qZ231oDOlqQ?si=Ugr11tscZjZ41F4Lhttps://youtu.be/XB10RVciLa0?si=ZBF6x1nfm331qMjt https://youtu.be/g4niu_pmnRs?si=-QF16y-snUiGztBc

I used to but this brand in the grocery store until I realized they had them in bulk at Sam’s! Now I have a big jar on my kitchen counter for snacking. I mean…they’re just unsalted roasted peanuts.. Not a heck of a lot you can mess up with it…sure, there are a few that are roasted a bit too long, and a few are broken, a few that were less than fresh before roasting and come out a bit sour, but there’s really no way to prevent any of that. The only thing you can really rate here is the value and overall quality. And both get five stars in my opinion. Well done.

One of my neighbors made a squirrel picnic table for me. There are 6 squirrels living in a nearby tree and they wait for me to put a handful of peanuts on their picnic table every morning. The table is on the side of the garage right outside the kitchen window and my 3 cats have the best time watching the squirrels. I got the unsalted ones because I didn’t think the extra sodium would be good for the squirrels. 😊

I set out unsalted peanuts for squirrels and other small critters that come to my yard. Apparently, word amongst the critters in my front yard has gotten out that there are treats available and now I'm needing more peanuts (and other items) to get them ready for winter. Having them delivered is so much easier on me.

I buy 40-50 pounds at a time for my woodland visitors. But these are always fresh and the smell intoxicates so if you were using these for preparing food products, I’m sure they’d work great.

The peanuts are not for me, unless you consider the enjoyment I get from seeing wildlife enjoy them. The squirrels and crows love peanuts! We’ve got some mighty chunky, happy squirrels. I’ve finally got the crows coming for the peanuts.

I add these whole nuts to a mixture of Squirrel feed and they love it. I've been buying this brand for years and never had any issues with bugs or mold or anything else.

The Stellar Jay greet me every morning awaiting the distribution of Hampton Farms peanuts. Squirrels and chipmunks scamper from all around to share in the buffet.

Even though the price has gone up, these are still the most economical way for me to feed our birds and squirrels roasted and unsalted peanuts. Roasting makes them safer and birds and squirrels shouldn't have the salt.

(Hampton Farms Peanuts.) Bought three five bags after going the Hampton Farms web site and reading all about how dedicated and proud they were about their peanut products. So let me tell you about the them. Out of the three bags at least one third were what I would call Culls: something rejected especially as being inferior or worthless. They were split open, ends looked like they were rotted off, misshaped, not completely developed, when I would try to open some of them like you normally would the end would collapse and you would be left with one miniature dried up peanut an one that was normal shape, From a quality control stand point, I would give them a zero. If they have an automatic sorter the type that separate the good from the bad faster than you see it with air jets, then they must be bagging up the rejects and selling them to Sam's Club. I guess that statements like (you can taste the freshness) is subjective and maybe I was expecting too much. I took pictures of the bad peanuts and even calling them peanuts is the about the only good thing I say about them.