Diamond of California Shelled Pecans, 6 oz. Bags (Pack of 4)

OMG!!! They DOUBLED THE PRICE SINCE I PURCHASE THESE on order date of Nov 12, 2013 and today is Nov 26, 2013.......... DAMN, unless this price goes back down, I will NOT purchase them again, and WOULD NOT recommend anyone else purchase them!!! When I bought them they were $4.88 a bag!! I purchased them with item "Hershey's Baking Pieces, Milk Chocolate Chips, 11.5-Ounce Bags (Pack of 6)" the milk chocolate chips were $11.88 (and today are the SAME price!!). I previously purchased "Milk Chocolate Gourmet Pecans 1 Lb (453g)" by SweetGourmet, and they were just "okay." I was NOT impressed by them, and since they are a food item, they don't qualify for a return, and I REALLY cannot return items, I am home-bound and don't have anyone to run errands for me. I went ahead and ate them, as I say they were just "okay," A LOT OF CHOCOLATE, and few pecan pieces... NOT the big chunks of pecans that the picture implies. I will NOT buy them again, nor would I recommend them. ANYWAY, I went ahead and used 1 and 1/2 bag of milk chocolate chips, melted them carefully in the microwave (avoiding scorching them), then added the 8 ounce bag of chopped pecans. Spread them out on a foil layered cookie sheet, put them in the refrigerator at least 1/2 hour to let them set. Then broke them into pieces and put the pieces into Ziploc bags to keep them fresh, and eat them a little at a time at room temperature. It costs about $5.00 A POUND, instead of the $12 a pound for the chocolate pecans with hardly any pecans!! And I liked the taste of the Hershey's milk chocolate much more than the prepared Chocolate Pecans that I purchased!!! These could be GREAT as a treat at a potluck >>> just get some tiny petit four cups, spoon in the chocolate pecans, and become VERY, VERY POPULAR!! (The petit four cups are just to make transporting and sharing easier, and less messy on the fingers :-) )

I bake a lot with pecans... and have tried a variety of brands (Kirkland, Fisher, etc.) and have found this brand to have be the best value of money - it is consistently fresh, which makes a huge difference if you're making toasted pecans since it actually gives it the crunch that makes a world of difference. It may be a tad pricier than the Kirkland brand, but I have experienced issues with Kirkland more than once where the package did not appear to be 100% sealed and the nuts became soft; I have since switched back to Diamond, just because of the quality and its availability (online or in stores).

These are not the best quality and taste pecans, but they are pretty good. Also, did not find the littlest piece of shell in the package, which is great.The pecans are fresh, unseasoned. I eat them raw as snack, use them in salads raw or slightly roasted, bake with them; they can be used for many purposes. Roasting them a little in the pan enhances their flavor.

these pecans are fine for grocery store packaged pecans. They are good for cooking. I wish they were moister and more flavorful. They are good for the price but not exceptional. Meets expectations but no more. It's very difficult to find very good pecans unless you go to the Carolinas or Geogia. What else can I really say? Diamond products are good for their price.

I eat them by handfuls and cook with them. However I got 1 bag and was charged $12.00? Then I ordered 4 bags and the were damaged so I got no bags. Then I got 3 bags. ??? I'm so confused. However I only eat Diamond Pecans. Have a blessed day 😇

I am an avid cook and baker; pecans are a must have staple in my pantry. Diamond Pecans are always fresh and impart a delightfully sweet and nutty taste to my baked goods and my pecan-crusted chicken breasts.The large pecan pieces contained in this bag creates more versatility in your baking and cooking; use the large pieces or chop them smaller. The pecans freeze well if you want to buy a few extra bags to keep on hand. A great Prime Pantry value.

Good but not great. Not quite as fine as the holiday pecan halves packed in a tin, but okay for cooking and baking purposes. Pecans have gotten so expensive it makes sense to economize when possible. Mine came fresh in a good stout cello/plastic bag.

Thank you for having these available. Unable to buy in the store and these are "Perfect". Freshness dating is over a year, would recommend and will by from supplier again.