Roasted in shell peanuts are...........

[WILCO]

addictive! :grin:

[Cane_man]

they are bomb, but they really plug up the piping for me....

[Ed Barrett]

I like the Cajan ones that are soaked in hot sauce for a couple of days before roasting. They were the only snack I could leave on my desk that didn't get eaten while I was gone. At least no the second time.

[DCP]

This is Nuts!:bigsmyl2:

[dbosman]

The Peanut Shop is one of my favorite stops in Lansing. In business since 1937. Family owned since 1960.
Here is a documentary if you want to see an old fashioned shop run as it has always been run.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEtBWJTyrWA

[blademasterii]

We just got raw peanuts in at the local publix. When my nieces get back from vacation i'm going to grab some and do cajun boiled peanuts. I did edamame whole marinated in rice wine vinegar and salt. Awesome snack that is kind of healthy.

[oneokie]

Local feed store carries roasted, salted, and cajun style. Sent an assortment to a member in PA. He loved the cajun style.

[snuffy]

I like the Cajan ones that are soaked in hot sauce for a couple of days before roasting. They were the only snack I could leave on my desk that didn't get eaten while I was gone. At least no the second time.

Soaked in hot sauce before being roasted? Man, would I love to taste that! I'll have to see if I can find some locally!:grin:

[10-x]

Go to a "Five Guys" burger joint, all the roasted in the shell p-nuts you can eat. BTW, anyone know the joke about the nut shop owner with the big nose?

[Chihuahua Floyd]

Wife tries to keep a bag for me next to my recliner. Dumped in a popcorn tin from Christmas and good to go. Unlike Cane Man, they really keep my pipes clean. Try to eat a handful every night.
Wife has read that nuts, espially almonds, are good for a man's prostrate. So I almost always have some kind of nuts handy.
CF

[reloader28]

I always keep some on the bar for whoever stops in. We go thru several bags a year.

My grandpas brother builds or built popcorn/roasted peanut wagons. Some were horse drawn wagons, some were small that you push by hand and some were made on Model A chassis.
Have to see if the wife can do a picture.