Stay Connected With Dr. Weil - Get Free Newsletters Right In Your InboxThe nuts themselves are certainly non-GMO because there are no commercially available nut (or peanut) crops. However, many of them will have additives derived from GM crops. For instance Planters - PEANUTS DRY ROASTED contains corn syrup and corn starch, which are likely to be derived from GM corn unless specified otherwise.Interestingly, there's research into genetically engineering hypoallergenic peanuts, but those aren't on the market yet.Shop our SpecialsSave up to 30%! Why buy peanuts from FERIDIES? That is a great question, because not all peanuts are created equal! Did you know that there are 4 different types of peanuts? At FERIDIES, we specialize in the Virginia-type peanut, but you may be more familiar with Runners, which are used to make peanut butter and candy bars. 4 Types of Peanuts Virginia-type peanuts are known for their large size and crunchy texture and have been referred to as "the peanut of the gourmet."

Virginia peanuts have the largest kernels and are popular for roasting-in-the-shell. Virginias are most often grown in southeastern Virginia and northeastern Spanish-type peanuts have small kernels covered with reddish-brown skin and are used mostly in peanut candies, snack nuts and peanut butter. They are often crushed for peanut oil since they have a higher oil contentace & jig hoodieSpanish peanuts are usually grown in Texas and Oklahoma.abaya hoodie malaysia The Valencia variety usually has three or more small kernels to athe crow hoodie hot topic pod, each covered in a bright-red skin. yolo hoodie ebay

These peanuts have a sweet flavor, and they are most often roasted and sold in-the-shell or boiled. are most commonly grown in New Mexico. Runners are the most well-known and consumed peanuts. the Runner variety are used for peanut butter and the rest are used in candy and snacks. They are known for their consistent, medium kerneluni ulm hoodieThey are primarily produced in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texasretro afl hoodies Although many think of peanuts as nuts that grow on trees, they are actuallybubble hoodies calgaryA "seed peanut" is planted in May to form a small green plant about 18" tall. The peanut plant produces yellow flowers, which pollinate themselves. They form "pegs" which begin to grow away from the plant.

The pegs form a stem and push into the ground where the peanuts will form and grow. Peanuts are harvested between September and October which allows them four to five months to fully mature. The weather conditions during this time (i.e., too much rain or too little rain) have an impact on the quality of the crop. One peanut plant producesThe peanuts are then dug out of the ground and left in the sun to dry for two or three days. A combine is used to separate the peanuts from the vines. The peanut farmer sells the peanuts to shellers who clean and grade the raw nuts before selling them to companies like FERIDIES. So what makes FERIDIES Virginia Peanuts better than all of the rest? FERIDIES, we select the largest 2% of the crop each year - the super, extra-largeWe gently roast them in small batches by hand in pure peanut oil to keep them cholesterol free, to preserve their natural peanut taste and to maintain their healthy qualities.

In addition, to our delicious gourmet Virginia peanuts, we offer peanut candies, cashews, pistachios, almonds, trail mixes and other specialty gourmetIn 2014, our Salted, Unsalted, Redskin, Hot & Spicy and Honey Roasted Virginia Peanuts were confirmed as Non-GMO Project Verified as well as our Cashews. In 2015, our Salted Pistachios, Salted Almonds and All Natural Cajun Virginia Peanuts were confirmed as Non-GMO Project Verified. We continue to have our other products reviewed and confirmed, but the process is timely and expensive. We believe our packaging is upscale and makes a worthy gift. will find several gift creations to choose from in a variety of price ranges. There is something for everyone on your gift list and to satisfy your own As a family-owned and operated business for over 40 years, our most important priorities are food safety, quality and exceptional customer service. want your shopping experience to be easy, convenient, informational and

Shelf Life & Storage Tips Fresh peanuts are the BEST peanuts! The sooner you eat them, the better they will taste. As time passes, they will gradually lose their crunchiness and superb taste. There is no magic expiration date. To maintain the best eating quality, store peanuts in a cool, dry place at or below 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Peanuts keep fresh indefinitely if stored in a tightly closed container in the freezer. Our recommended and approximate shelf life time frames are listed below: Shelf Life of Peanuts Peanuts, Candies & other Nuts in Vacuum-Sealed Cans Roasted in the Shell Peanuts Indefinitely if kept in cool, dry temperatures Shelf Life of Specialty Foods Uncooked Country Cured Ham Indefinitely if stored in cool, dry temperatures Petite Boneless Cooked Ham 10 days off refrigeration8 weeks refrigerated1 year frozen Cooked Virginia Ham Slices 10 days off refrigeration5 weeks refrigerated1 year frozen 10 days off refrigeration1 month refrigerated6 months frozen

Peanuts are GOOD FOR YOU! We all know the popularity of the "fat free" diet in the 1990s. Peanuts were given a bad name by some because of their fat content; however, research now shows that peanuts are a wise food choice for several reasons: Peanuts are high in protein providing 12% of the Recommended Daily Allowances per serving (one ounce or about 25 peanuts). Peanuts are naturally cholesterol-free. Each 1 oz serving of peanuts contain 2.4 grams of dietary fiber, which helps reduce the risk of some types of cancer, helps the digestive system, and helps control blood sugar levels. Peanuts contain phytosterols, which are plant chemicals, believed to inhibit cancer growth. Peanuts contain 6 essential vitamins including vitamin E, folic acid, niacin, thiamin, B6 and riboflavin. Peanuts are also rich in 7 essential minerals including copper, phosphorous, magnesium, iron, potassium, zinc and calcium - which may have a protective effect for coronary heart

Peanuts are an excellent source of the "good" fat, mono-unsaturated, which helps to lower our cholesterol. Research has shown that monounsaturated fats lower the LDL (bad) cholesterol in our blood while raising the HDL (good) cholesterol in our blood. This decreases our risks of heart disease and cardiovascular disease. Peanuts are an excellent source of resveratrol, best known for its occurrence in red wine. Research shows that resveratrol may protect against arteriosclerosis, heart attack, stroke and cancer by lowering cholesterol plaque and platelet accumulation in the arteries and by preventing the growth of damaged cells in the body. of resveratrol in one ounce of peanuts is about the same as 6 cups (or 2 pounds) of grapes. Studies at Penn State University, Harvard University and Purdue University concluded that weight-loss plans including peanuts were more satisfying and led to greater rates of successful weight-loss than other plans.