The NCO Club at Ft Hunter-Stewart always had a huge jar full on the bar
Hot n fresh from roadside vendors is the way to go... don't try to eat em while driving...too messy and takes 2 handsWell, I'm a southerner, and I enjoy them. But I've never tried the canned ones. I always get them hot & fresh from various roadside stands. I always ask for a sample from the pot before I buy any. That lets me know they are done right.
Like so many foods to some,, they can be an acquired taste.
And yes,, you can get various flavored types.
Tyrone, I'll be on the lookout. However, I really don't think Jackie will want to try them LOLRon,, if you happen to see any places along the roads coming here,, stop & get them. They are best when hot & fresh. But I'll see if anybody local is doing any around the time of the Gathering.
Sam’s Clubs around here sell them frozen in big 5# bags.We moved to Florida from PA. I see stands along the road selling them but never tried any. Our local Sams club sells them canned as well.
I tried to think of something else that would be horrible in a can and only one thing came close to canned boiled peanuts, is a canned fat juicy steak which would equal the abomination of hot boiled peanuts in a canIn a can??? Thats horrible.
Fresh Hot boiled peanuts are a delicacy in the south and I eat them every chance I get.
They're hot, juicy; salty, a bit sweet and creamy.
Never had those. Might be interesting.Fried peanuts are excellent. I ate them shell and all. Had them for the first time in the Outer Banks a few summers ago. Have not had boiled peanuts yet.
We go up to visit my wife’s family around Savannah a couple of times a year. Her uncle Wayne boils a bushel of peanuts for family gatherings and we’ll bring back a couple of gallon ziplock bags full for snacking.Sam’s Clubs around here sell them frozen in big 5# bags.
I'm assuming that Savannah is in Georgia? That area s the one in which I'm most familiar, Swainsboro to be exact, though I havent been there in many years. And yep, boiled peanuts. I remember seeing barefooted women, in house dresses, squatting beshde a pile of peanuts freshly pulled/dug and picking them from the stems. They wouod get amybe a bushel then pay the service ststion attendent.We go up to visit my wife's family around Savannah a couple of times a year. Her uncle Wayne boils a bushel of peanuts for family gatherings and we'll bring back a couple of gallon ziplock bags full for snacking.
Yes sir, GA. My wife was born ~40 miles NW of Savannah and her mother had seven siblings so we have lots of extended family to visit with, along with huge gatherings for Easter and Thanksgiving at the family cabin.I'm assuming that Savannah is in Georgia? That area s the one in which I'm most familiar, Swainsboro to be exact, though I havent been there in many years. And yep, boiled peanuts. I remember seeing barefooted women, in house dresses, squatting beshde a pile of peanuts freshly pulled/dug and picking them from the stems. They wouod get amybe a bushel then pay the service ststion attendent.
Bob Wright
If you have a Sam’s Club nearby they sell large bags of frozen boiled peanuts, regular or spicy. They’re MUCH better than canned!I ordered a few cans of the Cajun peanuts. They were delicious. Now I need to find some fresh ones someday.