Single A Peanuts: 9 lbs dried, in-shell premium peanuts- perfect for wildlife!

The wildlife love em, they go nuts over them 😆. Great value. The peanuts are in the guitar and the feeder.

The crows love them! The reason for my purchase!

I wanted to write this review, not specifically about the product, but more about the small business, personal touch that came along with it. Every spring I buy a bag of plain peanuts for the critters around my property. I’m not particularly picky about the brand of peanuts, so long as they are convenient, domestic and relatively affordable. This year I happened upon this brand, merely because it was at the top of the list when I searched and it was a good size bag. Product came fairly quickly, and is a good size for what I need. What especially impressed me was the hand written thank you card that accompanied the purchase. Yes, HAND WRITTEN, in green pen. I know this might not mean much, especially in today’s society but I found it to be a nice personal experience that showed appreciation. From now on, I will only buy Single A Farms peanuts from the great state of Georgia.

I normally order my peanuts at 25lbs a bag each month, but ended up needing to find peanuts to fill the delay in shipment. While these were also delayed, I was still happy to have more peanuts for my birds. The peanuts themselves are small and there have been a good bit of twigs throughout the bag. As I order more, I am going to try to stay away from this brand, just because of the sticks and small size of the peanuts. I scoop the peanuts to put in feeders and it is annoying to fight the twigs. Overall the peanuts themselves seem fresh and not crushed. No problem with the peanuts themselves. The birds love them. It will do in a pinch.

The squirrels gave them the five star rating and I am publishing it because I agree. The nuts are fresh and crispy. and of mostly uniform size. Mike likes them, too, although he makes more of a mess than the squirrels and birds do, mainly because he shells them in the house. They last longer than the cans of shelled peanuts, of course, which makes them more cost-effective.

It is the worse bag of peanuts I have ever bought. The bag was full of dry leaves, twigs, peanut shells and debris. The peanuts were very small and many open. I did not return it because I opened the bag because I was not expecting to find such an unacceptable product. Even my birds and squirrels did not eat them, so now I'm going to sweep my deck. I did not give it 0 because it is only 5 stars. I wasted my money.

Good peanuts, however, my bag included most small sized peanuts with lots of sticks and foreign matter. Outside of that, it was fine.

Squirrels aren’t too picky about their peanuts, but it’s nice to be able to support a farm not owned by corporate giants. It’s also nice to be able to get product that may not be “local” like a farmers market, but peanuts aren’t grown everywhere and these were not shipped from another continent. Just a few states away. Again, squirrels are not particularly picky, (I am not implying these are not top-of-the-line peanuts. But I bought them for squirrels). So if you’re going to get them peanuts in bulk, support an American farmer. It’s a good value all the way around.