Fisher Snack Sea Salt Dry Roasted Peanuts, 36 Ounces (Pack of 6), No Artificial Colors or Flavors, 100% Recyclable

I eat peanuts every day. These are good quality and quantity to last a while.

Fisher nuts are by far my favorite. I found the best price on Amazon and have these deliver on acontinuing order.

If I could give these peanuts 10 stars I would. So yummy. I used to eat their sunflower seeds when I was in college so I thought why not try their peanuts, so glad I did.

I've found the quality of the nuts to be very good. But they are salty. They are sea-salt flavored roasted peanuts, so I didn't dock them much for this fact, but it's important to note. These nuts have 220 mg of sodium per one oz. serving, whereas Planters Salted Peanuts have 95 mg of sodium per one oz. serving and Platers Sea Salt and Vinegar peanuts have 140 mg per serving. And to me, at least, the salt is noticeable. One small (smaller than one oz.) hand full is quite satisfying, but I find if I eat more than about twenty nuts, I start to really notice the saltiness, and it starts to get less pleasant. But these are good in small quantities and would be great as a mix-in. But they're definitely salty.

I read the ingredients in this product, was just supposed to he peanuts and salt, received the items and there was a different ingredient list on them. Now I have 6 jars of nuts I can't return or feed to my diabetic husband. NOT HAPPY!

I have always liked Fisher nuts. I will definitely buy them again because both they are high quality and surprisingly cheaper than another high quality competitive brand.

I love nuts of all kinds and definitely can tell the difference between quality-produced and sourced nuts and crummy ones. There’s no other way to put it, but some brands simply aren’t worth buying. Dry roasted nuts can be rather tasteless and I don’t buy them as often as some of the other kinds. When I do, I try to purchase Planters, especially since many of the other brands can taste quite bland and sometimes stale. The Fisher dry roasted peanuts are superb and delicious. They are apparently a “golden roast” and don’t have that rather pale, unappealing look I do often see in dry roasted peanuts. The do have a nice, bright color, most likely due to things like the spices, particularly the paprika. The peanuts themselves are not all crushed up, but the most of them are whole and worthy enough to be placed in a bowl at a party. I was thinking of putting these in my Party Mix because they’re that good. I have it on hand at all times because it’s a great snack. The Fisher dry roasted nuts would really add to the mix because they are flavorful enough and would add to the taste. Very great tasting and definitely worth purchasing, even over the more famous competition. INGREDIENTS: Peanuts, sugar, contains 2% or less of the following: sea salt, yeast extract, modified corn starch, corn starch, torula yeast, molasses, spice, onion powder, garlic powder, natural smoke flavor, oleoresin of paprika (contains soybean oil)

I've been enjoying these for years, but recently (last year or so) the quality control seems to have taken a dive. I've attached a picture of peanuts from two separate bottles. The flavor reflects what you can see: one is nicely coated and roasted; the other looks like something you'd get from a completely different brand. I had to look at both bottles to be sure the ingredients hadn't changed or that I hadn't accidentally ordered the lightly-salted variety. No; still being packaged and sold as exactly the same product. When they're done right (the peanut on the right), they have a strong, salty, smokey flavor that I haven't found from any other brand. It's a great treat. When they're not, however, just save the money and get whatever is cheap and available where you live because there's no difference and these may even be worse. Buyer beware!