Belmont Peanuts Artisan Gourmet Virginia Peanuts (Jalapeno & Sea Salt, 10 oz)

I had forgotten how much I loved about these Virginia peanuts - they were the only type available when I lived in the South. They are not oily and the salt (sea salt) is a wonderful taste. Plus the peanuts are a little bit more firm than those typically found in grocery stores. We love them and now that we have found where we can buy them - we will remain a customer. Product was delivered on time.

I've tried quite a few brands now and among them I've tried numerous flavors, especially with Belmont peanuts. Out of every single possible option you can find, this one here-- the sea salt gourmet peanuts from Belmont is BY FAR the best one you'll ever find. They're not dry, they feel like they have a slight coating of oil to them maybe? The flavor is just perfect. They're sealed very tightly and you'll need a knife to both open the metal lid and then to cut the foil that keeps it airtight. You should hardly ever find packaging problems with these.P.S. something odd but cool that I discovered just from a delivery arriving during the winter is that it can add a little to the crunchiness of them if you take the whole can and refrigerate it. No I'm not shitting you! Try it, they're oddly satisfying when they're cold!

Peanuts are large, fresh, and delicious.Lime is crisp and refreshing.Chili is flavorful but not as strong as I personally like. My guests, however, found them "very spicy", and I am known to eat rather spicy food, so for most these will probably be perfect or even a bit of on the hot side.I will continue my hunt for the perfect hot nuts, but I'll certainly be buying these again.

I tried the jalapeño and the chipotle. Interestingly, each can was mislabeled. The can labeled “chipotle” was actually just plain jalapeño with no smoked flavor at all, and the one labeled “jalapeño” had a distinct smokiness. They were pretty good peanuts, but there was nothing special about them—and absolutely NO spiciness at all. I can’t imagine anyone thinking they’re “hot,” and they certainly didn’t satisfy this Texan’s craving for a spicy snack. Moreover, the peanuts have a hardness to them that’s a little unsettling at times. Overall, they were decent, but there’s nothing about them to justify their cost. Having spent a lot of time in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico, I definitely have a strong preference for Valencia peanuts.

Bought these because sodium content was low, 85 mg per serving as per product label, well what i got is totally different, and 230 mg sodium per serving! I have to follow low sodium diet, item says not returnable! This is NOT what i ordered! Please respond, I can't eat all this salt 😥

I love these peanuts. Every time I buy these my son and husband eat them up. Definately hits the nail on the head with the taste being reminiscent of childhood treats like these. This is my second time buying these and I will buy them again and again. Came on time and ready to eat.

These taste pretty good. The coating is crunchy without being too much so. Not too sweet, either. The peanuts themselves vary greatly in size, as some are split and others are not. The main problem is the coating. A good number of the nuts are missing it, as it seems to have come off and sank to the bottom of the tin they are in. I'm not sure of this is because the skins are left on the nuts, or if the coating just didn't stick, but its coverage was very inconsistent. And there were some sizeable clusters of it in with the nuts. And some bits of it on the skins that had fallen off. I'd like to try these again to see if the tin I received was just a fluke, as I did like the taste of these and the fact that they weren't too dry.

While I do really like the taste of peanuts a lot, a third of the peanuts weren’t covered in the toffee at all and a lot of them were stuck together in huge chunks. Probably wouldn’t buy them again as they aren’t cheap and it doesn’t make sense to pay for what’s missing that makes them so great.