Kirkland Signature Super XL VA Peanuts, 40 Ounce, Light Brown

These peanuts are amazing — large, crunchy and so fresh tasting — as good as what they sell fresh at the higher end grocers. It’s a great bargain for the money if you’re a Costco member and get them at your Costco. Unfortunately the local Costco near us stopped carrying them and Costco won’t let you order them direct from them unless they have them in the local warehouse. So albeit at a higher price point, we’re thrilled that we can purchase the Costco Kirkland brand online — the product quality os superior.

Good value. My Costco didn’t stock it. Glad they sell on Amazon! Fresh, crisp, salty, delicious!

Very tasty and great value.

These peanuts are delicious! They have a wonderful roasted flavor and salt level. (I gave it 4 stars only because I've had extra large Virginia peanuts which definitely crunchier and larger than these peanuts.) That said, I'm eating these, along with my family, and enjoying every single nut. I will definitely order these again. The flavor and the price are great will bring me back for more!!

These peanuts are very fresh and large! Delicious!

My husband thought these peanuts were too large and crunchy for snacking, so I put them in caramel popcorn and peanut brittle. Both were a big hit, and everyone said the peanuts were perfect for those items.

This is my third review update.I have eaten about 1/3 of a can of these and so far, no gluten reaction at all (luckily I haven't gotten gluten anywhere else during this period, so I am not uncertain as I can often be). When I get glutened, within about 8 hours I can see blisters forming on my hands and feet and I get bumps on my skin elsewhere. This can be just from cross-contamination. So I am pretty sure the folks at Kirkland have fixed their gluten problem.Otherwise I love these nuts almost as much as the gluten-contaminated Trader Joe's Blister Peanuts which I had to give up. Mind you, we should all be mindful about consumption of nuts, especially peanuts, as they are very high in phytic acid which reduces your absorption of minerals from your diet (e.g., calcium, iron, zinc, and magnesium) so if you have too little or too much of these minerals in your system (and only testing can tell) consider what the impact of peanuts might be on your health (e.g., 50-80% of Americans are thought to be magnesium deficient, with serious health implications). Wouldn't it be great if manufacturers found a way to add minerals to peanuts to cancel out the phytic acid's effects?This was my second review version:==================================My original review was titled "Made in a facility that also processes wheat." and read thus:"I'll certainly be complaining to Amazon about this product. I bought 3 containers of these pricey peanuts based on what seems to be false advertising as they came up in my search for gluten free blister peanuts. The container says "Gluten Free" on the front and then, on the back, the label says the product is made in a factory that also processes wheat. This is clearly a contradiction in terms and possibly a basis for food mislabeling litigation. I had several mystery gluten reactions before I looked at the labels of everything and noticed this issue."I contacted the manufacturers and they listened to me reasonably and didn't offer to compensate me for my expenditure or reaction (I guess as far as they are concerned I could have been a psychosomatic whiner). But they did apparently change the statement on the container suggesting that they were made in a facility that also processes dairy with no mention of wheat now. I can't vouch for these being truly gluten free. Once I try them again I will update my review. So the three stars is just meant to be neutral for now. They are actually quite tasty peanuts.

Pro- amazing container size!! But I didn’t like the peanuts. Only ate them when I was needing protein. I’m not a person to waste food. But finally had to toss.