Remember Mr Peanut? Since 1916 Mr Peanut was the mascot
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These are always good and the price can't be beat when purchased on Subscribe and Save. I store in the freezer if I end up having a couple of extra containers. I eat them plain but mostly use in cooking; a peanut cucumber salad, a pumpkin peanut soup with chicken stock as a base, various peanut noodle dishes and I chop and add to peanut butter cookies. No salt but these nuts still have a great flavor.

Peanuts are healthy, protein, fat and fiber (less fat in dry roasted) An ounce of dry-roasted peanuts contains 6.7 grams of protein, which is about 15 percent of what a women needs daily. They used to come in a glass jar which I prefer but now come in a plastic jar. If i could i would deduct half a star for the plastic jar.
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All Peanuts videos are a must buy for any child or adult who grew up watching these characters- highly recommended
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Great for any comics fan.  It is fun to see the evolution of the series through time.  If you are even a moderate Peanuts fan you will love these.
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"Mr Dog: The Dog Who Belonged to Himself" is a fondly remembered book from my childhood.  Originally published in  1952 (when I was 5) it stayed with me because it is about a dog named Crispin's Crispian.  My first dog was named Christmas (Chris for short) because I got him as a Christmas present at about the same time.  I'm sure the book played a role in my early reading and stuck with me because of the similarity of Mr. Dog's name to that of my first dog.  The style is simple and the story is charming, if somewhat scandalous.  Mr. dog, a bachelor, lives in his own two story house and runs his own life.  The boy's lineage and situation is less clear, but by chance he comes to live with Mr. Dog in Mr. Dog's house.  Presumably, this stuck a chord with me and led to my eventual search (in 2009) for the book.  The search is a story in itself, but suffice it to say that I did not remember the actual title of the book -- only that it's main character was named (I thought) "Crispin's Crispin".  Searching for that string turned up a Wikipedia entry on "Crispin", about saints Crispin and Crispian, of whose existence I was previously unaware.  Scanning the article, I found a footnote about the book and learned of my faulty memory as to the title.  I did not expect to find the book still in print but was delighted to find that it was recently reissued as a "Classic".  The story is as fresh and original today as it was in 1952 and might conceivably lead a child to "thinking outside the box".  Highly recommended for beginning readers.
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I love Snoopy. The Peanut gang is #1 with me. I plan to collect what I can.
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This features some of the best Peanuts cartoons from the 1960's.  In it, you will see what inspired specials like "A Boy Named CB", "It Was a Short Summer, CB" and "You're Not Elected,  CB".  You have the born loser Charlie Brown going to a rained out  baseball game, making a friend at summer camp, and trying to fly his kite.  You have the philosophical Linus who thinks he's discovered a wooden sphere  and tries to share his theological viewpoints.  Lucy is as crabby as ever  as she chews Charlie Brown out in psychiatric help when not pulling that  football away.  Peppermint Patty gives a card to her father who calls her a  "rare gem".  Schroder is the cartoon's musical maestro, Sally  jumps rope and pesters Charlie Brown, Pig Pen is a mess, and Woodstock is  introduced.  Oh yes, let's not forget Snoopy who plays the Easter Beagle, a  vulture, the World War I Flying Ace, author of "It Was a Dark &  Stormy Night", and himself at Halloween (and mistaken as "some  kid in a dog costume"!)!  Get this collection if you can (which is in  dire need of reprint along with Peanuts Treasury).
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I remember this cartoon from when my Brendan was a boy.  I have been waiting for a DVD version since I only had the VHS of the cartoon.  I am glad I now have it!
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Had a craving. Its been a lot of years. Peanuts were very soft and tasted just as good as I remembered.
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Hey Peanuts fans!  This is a wonderful song book, with all of the classic Peanut's hits.
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Fun book for those of us who grew up on this animated show way back then.  Tom Terrific was a great character, and some studio should look into reviving the series. Lots of info in this book, regarding  the original 26 episodes which original ran "serial style " on Captain Kangaroo back in the late fifties and early sixties . Hopefully Mr. Collier will be able to update the book and include some color photos of Tom Terrific memorabilia in the future  . Meanwhile, this book is highly recommended for fans of this cartoon.
One last comment - why isn't the show available on home video?
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Just like 40 years ago when I graduated from UofA.  I stuck it on a car tag with a 16 National Championships and looks great.
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Let me first give you a backstory. I am a diabetic, I have been for 99% of my life. As a kid growing up the only thing they had was this type of candy, torture really.  So the day of the incident, I was running out the door before heading to school ( fourth-grade to be exact )  I grabbed a small Ziploc baggie of these infamous little bastards. I ate them all on the way to school, I didn't know the evil surprise awaiting me. When we got to school it was  pep rally day. They had us all file into the gymnasium I could fill my time bomb ticking. They had the local mascot come and try to  kept us all up! This is going to be a wonderful morning for everyone else but me. The rumbling and pains intensified as the  The screams of joy continued. The mascot picked out some lucky individual to come cheer and jump and dance with him. Then I realized it was going to be me, I squirmed out of my seat  and hobble down in front of all of my peers. The mascot did not hesitate to pick me up and swing me around. Oh my Lord the flashback makes me gassy even. That's when it happened, the mascot flipped me over my head and started spinning me around..I..I couldn't contain it anymore, I let loose like a white girl on spring break, it felt so wonderfully good but so horribly wrong at the same time, my underwear acted like a poop strainer, spraying everyone in the front row and myself in a horrible smelling chocolate pudding. Oh the smell. They taste great!
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I was staying home from school because I had the chicken pox, so my teacher, Mrs. Timmons, sent this book home to me so I could read it while I was out.  I remember it well.  It was great to find it again after all these years.  Just for reminiscing.  :-)
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Very fresh peanuts and delicious flavor. However, the candy shell is a little harder than I like, unlike the ones several years ago that were softer and without the red coloring that for some unknown reason is added nowadays. Guess I'm just "old school" but why fix something if it ain't broke?
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I really enjoyed Jim Fitzpartick's book. I was good to see pictures of the good old days of Roller Derby and not what a joke promoters have turn it into. I attended every game held at the old Cleveland arena in the late 60's and earlt 70's and never heard profanity out of the IRDL skaters. When the lame T-Birds showed up the scene changed. Thanks a million Jim for the wonderful memories.
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Hello my childhood it's so very wonderful to see you again!~!  The antics of Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Lil coupled with Angelica, Spike,and all of their crazy parents this was the Saturday Morning cartoon my middle school self lived for. Always a kid at heart, just ask my family, watching this and sharing it with my children was an absolute delight. If you wish to revisit your favorite childhood cartoon then I recommend you pay The Pickles a visit and remember how amazing it was to just laugh and be worry free, if only for a half hour.
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Love the peanuts and I ordered all of these cutouts.... My students love em too!