(3 pack) Great Value Sunflower Kernels, Roasted & Salted, 7 oz Bag

I like these sunflower seeds because they're tiny and I mix up pumpkin seeds with these sunflower seeds and salted roasted pine nuts you can leave the sunflower seeds out but just make a good thing in a salad or just a shake in your hand to have something on hand when you're hungry and it's good for you

Pros: I have tried many different brands as this is my favorite! BEST FLAVOR!!! Cons: The closest Walmart from where I live is 50 miles, the next is another 10 miles, and neither on caries this product. The nearest Walmat from where I live that carries them is over 75 miles. I used to be able to have the seeds shipped, and now no matter what I try, I can no longer purchase online, and have them shipped. I have purchased and driven 75 miles for pick-up, only to arrive they were not in stock and would I like to substitute. Not sure why they are becoming so difficult to find?

These are so delicious, perfect snack for me and great as an add in for everything from salads to soup garnish. I think they'd be wonderful in place of pine nuts for a homemade reggiano basil pesto. And they're nutritious and a source of healthy fat/oils. Fresh, too.

I opened the Great Value Roasted %26 Salted Sunflower Kernels, 7 oz expecting a simple nibble—something to pass the time while pondering life's gentle mysteries. I was wrong. I unleashed a roasted revelation. The moment the bag tore, a scent of warm earth and sunshine erupted forth, like a prairie wind galloping across destiny itself. I reached in—one humble kernel, lightly salted, shimmering with quiet confidence. The first bite crackled like tiny fireworks of flavor. The second? A battle cry. Before I knew it, I was devouring them by the handful, each kernel a crunchy burst of roasted valor. These weren't just sunflower seeds. They were fuel for champions. Halfway through the bag, I felt powerful—like I could run a marathon, lift a tractor, or finally organize that closet I've feared for years. The balance of salt to roast was so perfect, I swear angels paused mid-chorus just to nod in approval. When the last kernel fell, I stared at the empty pouch, breathless, transformed. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — A mighty snack. A humble hero. A crunchy journey straight into greatness.

A bit oily, but overall fantastic and versatile. Can be used as a snack or a topping. The reusable bag is appreciated as you may not want to use very much at a time. The flavor is very nice and still light despite the oil. The simple ingredients is also appreciated as there are no artificial or synthetic or preservative ingredients. It being a store brand definitely brings competition to major brands. I also really am glad to find these as I don't had to deal with the ridiculous amount of shells from the seeds themselves!

The Great Value sunflower seeds are a staple for us. We use them on salads, homemade breads and muffins and they're amazing crushed up with some rosemary, sage and onion powder, used as a coating for chicken. They're always fresh and you can't beat the price.

These have no partial shells like some other affordable brands do, no dust, and haven't found any of those ones that are "off". Some brands are way too salty for me, we train and change our taste buds, so these are just right on salt without trying to hook another craving junkie with the hyper palatable mix of oil, salt, and sugars most products now have that is absolutely found in the snack isle! Some of these are roasted more than other seeds in package but taste the same all mixed up anyway, and not overly roasted which robs the oils.

I ordered the 3pack of sunflower seeds but instead I got 2 sunflower seed packets and a bag of salad topper's. Not what I ordered the seeds are great.

I like the Great Value Roasted %26 Salted Sunflower Kernels, but the kernel size is smaller than other brands I've tried. They're not too salty, taste good, and give my salads a nice, crunchy boost. However, they wouldn't be my first choice.

These sunflower seeds had a smell and bad taste to them from when we first opened the bag. the bad taste is old or rancid oil that is used in the processing of the sunflower seeds. The expiration date is 5 months away (May, 2026) - and I tried to used them in other dishes like oatmeal, etc. but it makes everything test bad...