I am not 100% keen on peanuts but don't mind them as a treat every now and then. I have tried a few make of nuts but I find most of them are really salty which is nice but not too much salt like you are eating in out of the bottle YUCK! So for a cheaper alternative I picked up a packet of ASDA Smart Price which actually turned out to be a good idea as they are now my favourite pack of peanuts that I have tried as they aren't too salty but salty enough. The bag contends of the nuts are held in a 200 gram plastic bag which I bought for 27p, I think they are such great value. The bag as I have already said is made out of plastic that is not to be ...  Read the complete review

I never usually buy Peanuts as I just see them as an added expense that will not get eaten in our house. But as it is Christmas and I was doing a buffet on Christmas night for family I thought I would pick some up whilst shopping. So in Asda the Sunday before Christmas I ended up picking up the Smartprice Roasted, Salted Peanuts. For 27p I thought I might aswell pick up a few bag as they only looked small bags to me but they are infact a 200g bag for 27p which is great value. The bag itself is made out of plastic that is not to be recycled, that's a great start I thought as I generally do recycle everything I can so in the Black Bag this package ...  Read the complete review

Peanuts are one of the healthiest snacks you can have around the house (unless you're allergic) and these Asda Smartprice nuts are a very cheap tasty snack and offer pretty good value for money. At the time of writing a 200g pack will only cost you 27p Contrary to what their name suggests, peanuts are not really nuts but a member of the legumes family that includes peas, lentils, chickpeas and other beans. And peanuts do not grow on trees. The short plant produces a ground flower that due to its heavy weight bends towards the ground and eventually burrows underground where the peanut actually matures. A wrinkly brown shell or pod is produced containing two or ...  Read the complete review

Intro Apart from the fact that I'm a confirmed chocoholic, I have to put my hands up and also admit to liking other snacks, and in particular crisps and nuts. It is however an expensive pastime should you wish to stick to the branded products, and I guess this is true of pretty much everything these days. ASDA nuts KP was my brand of choice and their equivalent sized bag of peanuts was in the region of £1.05p. The plain uninviting white ASDA packet was sitting there tempting me at a measly 29p. How could there possible be that much difference, surely a peanut is a peanut. The packaging was probably partially responsible for this ...  Read the complete review

I had tried the Tesco Value Salted Peanuts a while back and they were alright, so I decided in the name of research I would try these as well. If I didn't like them, then I know I could take them along to my dad and he would scoff them, and I would make money by reviewing them! This range is the Asda budget range. They only came in a 200g bag and cost me 24p. Bargain compared to KP Nuts, but I wasn't expecting the same amount of quality. The bag didn't look that exciting. The bag is white and has the Asda Smart Price writing in the light green colouring. YOu could see the Nuts fill a good amount of the bag through the pack. When I opened ...  Read the complete review