Planters Peanut Center — Local services in Suffolk

Planters Honey Roasted Peanuts: Planters was founded by Italian immigrant Amedeo Obici in 1906. It wasn't until 1916 though that the company's icon Mr. Peanut was created. Supposedly a grade schooler by the name of Antonio Gentile designed Mr. Peanut for a contest conducted by the company. Mr. Peanut is the icon although he has changed somewhat over the years. Their honey roasted peanuts are made by taking whole peanuts and then dry roasting them with honey and seasoned with salt. As much as I enjoy peanut butter (I eat it daily) I've never been a fan of consuming actual nuts. You all know I have a sweet tooth though, so I am willing to make an exception when sweet honey is added into the mix. I've loved honey since I was five years old and would dip my Chicken McNuggets into it. The honey does the trick here and when combined with the peanuts makes for a fantastic sweet and salty combination. Doughboy approved. My favorite nuts from Planters: Sweet 'N Crunchy Peanuts Honey Roasted...

My wife and I came here today. It was her first time since she is from Texas but I lived here when I was younger. It's been at least 15-20 years since I was here and took me back the minute I walked in the door. Staff was very nice and you can not beat the taste of their roasted peanuts. No matter if you get the chocolate ones, plain ones or the peanut brittle ( that melts instead of ripping out your teeth like the commercial ones). I love that once you come here you get to forget what year it is, just a great time capsule that I'm so happy you guys are...

I haven't visit yet but plan to in the future. I saw on the local news about two weeks ago that two Mr. Peanuts were placed on the front lawn with a sign reading "Doing our part staying 6-feet apart" Try this instead "Playing it smart, staying 6-feet apart". Even can add "were not just nuts, but good nuts"😂. When I was younger my father always encouraged me to share my ideas when I would see a commercial that I could improve on, saying you "should write them". Finally I found the nerve. In...