Fisher Snack Praline Pecans, 5.5 oz (Pack of 1), Resealable Pouch, Mammoth Candied Pecans, Perfect for Gifting or Personal Enjoyment, Crunchy, and Irresistibly Sweet

The taste was not good, tasted burnt! Would not order again. The package was deceiving. I thought I was getting a jar, it came in a bag.

Perfectly sweetened, crunchy and fresh! So good I wish there were more!

Good taste. A little skimpy on praline cover. Mixed content. Some broken.

What sets these praline pecans apart from the others? Their flavor and texture. Both excellent. I’ve eaten several different praline pecans because it’s my favorite sweet treat. Fisher’s pecans have this consistent light crunch no matter the size of the piece, and the candied layer has a hint of maple syrup unique to this brand that enhances the flavor. I also like that it isn’t a big portion and that the price is low. Highly recommend this to get your praline pecans fix. Thanks Fisher!

So, I got these Fisher Praline Pecans because I thought they'd be awesome in my ice cream. But, honestly, they were kind of a letdown. They tasted super sweet, but not in a good way, and left a weird, kinda bitter taste in my mouth. They weren't cheap either, so I was expecting something way better. It's like, when you pay more, you think it's going to be amazing, right? Well, not these pecans. I wouldn't recommend using them for anything you're making, especially if you care about how it's going to taste. I found out that the pralines from Winco are way better and don't cost as much. Or, you could just make your own. Here's a quick way to do it if you want to try: 1. Gently toast pecan pieces to draw out their rich, nutty essence. 2. Combine sugar, butter, and cream on the stove, cooking into a golden caramel while stirring vigilantly. 3. Mix in the toasted pecans, then spread the concoction to cool, setting the stage for praline perfection. Honestly, making your own sounds like a bit of work, but it's probably worth it if you really like pralines. As for the Fisher Snack Praline Pecans, I'd say skip them and try something else or make your own. Would I recommend them? Nope, not really. There are better and cheaper options out there, or you can just make some yourself and they'll probably taste way better.

Not a bad flavor - some have a note of bitterness from over cooking, but I kind of liked that cutting through the sweet - they did get cloying. Hard the roast on the pecans themselves. The were mushy. Cooked, but the candy coating supplied most of the crunch. Put them on a bar and I'd eat them, otherwise it's a pass on the re-order.

Delicious!! Just the right amount of sweet, a nice tender crunch and plenty of rich nutty flavor. Will continue to purchase these for sure.

This is a very good product. Its Always fresh and has am amazing taste.