That's definitely some sort of rodent testicle. You won't fool me again.
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...boiled peanuts are best purchased from the elderly or a fat kid at a minivan in a parking lot.
and if any word is spelled correctly on the sign, that's a sign that they won't be quite as good.
I make them in my instant pot.
I use your instant pot too.
It's great.
From roasted or green?
I thought this was a sandwich filled with shallots and thought "God damn"
I've never seen that many peanuts in a pod before. Vast majority have been two, with the odd triple or rare quadruple.
This is gonna make me want some. When I was a child and my parents would take me to my grandparents to visit my parents would always buy some on the way to Dahlonega.
I saw at least one comment saying they've never heard of them. I heavily associate them with the rural Southeast US and/or Appalachia. As suburban sprawl crept our further I saw them less. The area I'm in now I don't ever really see them.
They're very much one of those snacks where you can buy them from the store and convenience stores, but it just isn't the same. Sometimes restaurants have them and they're pretty good, but it just doesn't feel the same.
Didn't I see these in The Proposal with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds? The old lady at the bachelorette wore them, right?
Ive never heard of this! What's it taste like? How's the texture?
Kind of nutty but more like a chickpea/garbonzo than peanut. Very salty, a common variety is cajun. Texture is somewhere between water chestnut and a firm Lima bean depending on how long they've been boiled. I prefer them on the firmer side.

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