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*	Peanuts are a tasty way to attract woodpeckers, nuthatches and jays

*	Helps deter squirrels and other wildlife from your seed feeders

*	Unsalted, whole and shell peanuts

These unsalted peanuts are available whole or shelled. Placing peanuts in a squirrel feeder or platform feeder will help deter squirrels from invading your backyard feeders.

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THIS WILD BIRD FOOD ATTRACTS:
Woodpeckers, Sapsuckers, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Tufted Titmice, Wrens, Jays, Nutcrackers, and Squirrels

Whole 1 lb (approx. 1-1/2 qts), GS-30040, $2.99

Whole 5 lbs (approx. 7-1/2 qts), GS-30041, $13.49

Whole 25 lbs (approx. 37-1/2 qts), GS-30042, $49.99

Shelled 3 lbs (approx. 2-1/2 qts), GS-19531, $9.99 , $7.99

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Unsalted Peanuts in the Shell Whole 1 lb (approx. 1-1/2 qts) 4.9 5 17 17

Great Product! Our animals love your raw peanuts! Product is well packaged for use and storage and is in convenient bag sizes rather than one very large bag. January 31, 2014

Great Value The price is right compared to any local store They are unsalted which is also hard to find The quality is great every shell has a peanut rather than some I have purchase which are mostly empty and the most important thing all the critter love them. It is so much fun to watch all the antics in getting the peanuts out of the feeder. I recommend buying a feeder especially designed for peanuts it works best. Have fun. January 20, 2014

Good stuff! My Squirrels love this! The birds love the seeds too. December 3, 2013

Very satisfied I purchased "Unsalted Peanuts in the Shell - Whole 25 lbs". I really like that the peanuts come in 5 lb. resealable bags. After comparing prices online, this is the best deal I could find. My backyard squirrels and blue jays love them! November 26, 2013

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Do peanuts for squirrels have to be roasted? Will they eat "natural" unroasted, unsalted peanuts?

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The squirrels eat the raw unroasted peanuts as soon as they are in the feeder. Roasting apparently enhances flavor for humans, but it also destroys some of the vitamin content. Peanuts are a good source of protein and fat, much needed for winter survival.

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They love natural unroasted peanuts an they come straight to you to get them.

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I read somewhere that the peanuts do not have to be roasted.

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We only use raw, unsalted peanuts in our feeders. Our squirrels take all the peanuts they can carry in their mouth. I assume they eat them!

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No peanuts should not be roasted. Buy raw unsalted, unroasted peanuts. They will thank you for it.

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Good morning,

Drs. Foster Smith has quality pet products/food. Our squirrels love the shelled unsalted peanuts - this is the only way to go when feeding our squirrels - they finish a full gallon jar in a day. I also add the sun flower seeds mixed in. The nuts do not have to be roasted. It is so cute to see them eat the shelled nuts too plus no mess with the shells all over the place.

I recommend the shelled unsalted natural peanuts and will only buy from Drs. Foster Smith as it is quality peanuts vs. discard. I have purchased before from others places but the quality wasn't there.

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Our squirrels love the unsalted peanuts, as do the raccoons, crows, blue jays, and a few other birds. The deer also like them, and keep all the shells cleaned up, so it's a win-win in our backyard!

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Peanuts for squirrels do NOT have to be roasted; they will eat any type.

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Can you freeze peanuts?

I would like to know if peanuts can be frozen if not used by expire date?

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Yes. It prevents them from becoming rancid.

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yes you can but they do become soft if frozen too long

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Thank you for your interest in Drs. Foster and Smith. You may freeze peanuts. You should put them in a plastic sealable bag. Please remember to rotate the bag when thawing the nuts.

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