Margaret Holmes Green Boiled Peanuts, (13.5oz cans)

These boiled peanuts are quite tasty. I live on the west coast, where nobody has ever heard of boiled peanuts. Needless to say, I can't buy them here. They look like boiled peanuts, taste like boiled peanuts, and look like boiled peanuts. They seem to be of good quality, but some of them were dark, which I skipped. They were a few empty shells, and some too small to eat. I heat them up in the microwave for a minute to warm them up. They are a bit pricey for what you get, but if you are on the west coast and don't have the option to buy them locally, then these will do. Salty and soft but with some firmness, they seem to hold up well in the can. I will keep a hand on-hand to satisfy that boiled peanut hankering.

If you love boiled peanuts and are unable to boil your own, these are a fabulous replacement. Found at our local Family Dollar store. These remind me of my southern roots. Delish!!

Can was rusty. Peanuts rotten. Have ordered several times without issue. Yummy. But I had to trash this batch. No refund unless I return product. Pictures not enough.

Thank heavens for Walmart! Only store in this northern city that carries these yummy little nuggets. And recent health reports state boiled peanuts are good for us…. Roasted hard shell peanuts, not so much

I love this item. probbly has to much salt. I think for the money it is over priced you can get these locally at any super market for a much cheaper price. Taste good if you like peanuts. Texture is just what to be expected. Wet because that just what thse types of peanuts are.

Have to boil & add salt!

Quality is consistent. A few minutes in the microwave and they are ready.

These peanuts are just what I wanted - an enormous salt bomb of squishy peanut-y goodness that I can use to more efficiently manufacture tomorrow's regrets today. When you've had a few beers and it's getting later than you should be up and you start wanting a snack, these are great. Pour the whole can into a tupperware and microwave it for a couple of minutes. Drain off most of the liquid and sit and watch old episodes of Louie while you make a mess opening each fibrous, briny pouch of canned legume. Keep a paper towel handy if you don't want your shirt encrusted with salt like the pylons of an ancient pier. Keep at it! Eat the whole can. Have another beer. Repeat with half of a second can. The next day, with your bloated, sodium-stiffened fingers, look wonderingly at the nutritional information and realize you ate *nine* servings. Marvel. Take a diuretic. Maybe retire to your tooting parlor for a bit. Be glad you ordered six cans, because damn was that delicious. Taking off one star because each can contains several rotten looking nuts.