Red Sky Peanut Clusters Reviews

Red Sky Peanut Clusters Snacks

Product Type: Red Sky Snacks

Newest Review: ... bag of these that you purchase they will buy 10 feet squared of rain forest, and will protect it, in association with an ... more

 ... organisation called Cool Earth, who specialise in this. So for me it certainly makes me more inclined to purchase in the future. If you like these they also make Red Sky Almonds, Pecans & Peanuts which is a similar product, just using different nuts, also very delicious. I don't think these are something I would buy every week, but they are great for a change, and the packaging is outstanding in every way....more

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Machair1
Red Sky Peanut Clusters: Helpful For Those Seeking To Become Podgy! (620 words)
by - written on 11/06/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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Red Sky Peanut Clusters are a new snack item available in many supermarkets and the recommended price is £2.49 for a 140g bag. Regularly on offer these are well worth looking out for, as at their full price seems to me to be on the expensive side for what they are. The bag is a lovely shade of mango and the words "nature's promise of a good day" are written above a semi circle arch linking images of the sun and the moon. Below this a picture of the product sits in the foreground of a dark field bathed in an evening sunset, in which trees disappear into the horizon. Aesthetically you can't fault this at all. The snacks are little cubes of ...  Read the complete review

cyberem78
Hip to be a Square! (734 words)
by - written on 26/05/09, updated on  26/05/09 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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I have never seen seen this product advertised but when out at my local Sainsbury's felt drawn to the packaging design and arty brand name! These are found in the savoury snacks section of the supermarket and are alongside packets of plain and flavoured nuts and seeds. The 'peanut clusters' come in a sturdy plastic bag. The top has an easy tear open strip but unfortunately the bag is not resealable. I actually haven't found this to be a problem anyway - the clusters tend to stay fresh if you scrumple the top of the bag or fold it. I think the packaging design is very attractive. The 'Red Sky' logo is depicted by a modernist drawing of a sun and a moon on an ...  Read the complete review

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