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Find all the information you need about your favorite Planters products, its different varieties of nuts, how should you store them, allergen information, as well as information regarding its history from the starting point and also about the lovely Mr. Peanut. Learn also about the nutritional potential of each peanut, tips in order to get a healthy lifestyle, and related news. In addition, a peanut gallery is available that includes nutrition quiz, nutty kaleidoscope, etc. At planters.com you will also find games that are absolutely free and you don't need to be registered. Furthermore, by registering you will be able to take advantage of its sweepstakes, in order to win different promotions and to post an eligible score to the high scoreboard. A recipe search engine is available where you can search by keyword or Planters products. The site also allows users to submit ideas related to new products or packaging innovations.
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written by Don Hepner 2 Months 25 Days ago | |
| As a by-pass surgery patient, dietians recommed 2 or 3 ounces of nuts a day. I like a variety of nuts, however, the same dietian tell us to say away from SALT! Here is the problem for those of us that have had by-pass surgery, as well as millions of others, all of your nuts are salted or lightly salted. Therefore, I do not buy your products. I would, if you toasted the variety of the nuts you offer, BUT after toasting, you DO NOT SALT THEM! Come on, check out how many by-passes are performed a year. You're missing out on that revenue! Come on! I have to find the off brand cocktail nuts that are not salted, and they are not PLANTERS!hELP US HEART PATIENTS OUT!Hep! | ||
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written by Jack Murray 3 Months 15 Days ago | |
| A long time buyer of Planter products. The other night while idley enjoying your 17 oz. can of mixed nuts I seriously read the label stating there were less than 50% peanuts. As a challenge I kept track of the contents, if I said there was 65% to 70% peanuts I wouldn't be wrong. There was at least one and maybe two walnut pieces included that were not even listed. I had no problem with the walnuts as I thoroughly enjoy them. I also enjoy peanuts, but think that your claims are somewhat exagerated. | ||
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written by Margaret McCarthy 7 Months 24 Days ago | |
| I have never been so disappointed in a product. I bought the can of cashews halves/pieces thinking it all cashews, what a disappointment to find peanuts in the mixture, certainly didnt expectthat. code number 0709A2, dated 03MAR10 | ||
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