Chinook Seedery Sunflower Seeds to Eat — Jumbo, Flavored, Roasted, Low Sodium Snacks — Keto Friendly, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO — Dill Pickle Sunflower Seeds 4 oz (12-Pack)

These have got to be the best sunflower seeds I've ever had! After I andmy family consumed the entire bag we received at Christmas and never had a moment of running into a gross seed, I immediately ordered a case. They're also seasoned well! Theres no overpowering salt flavor like other brands tend to have. Each of the flavors we've tried have been perfectly seasoned.

Idk if this was a bad batch or set or something but these taste nothing like pickles. Maybe a slight vinegar but it’s so light that it’s not worth it. I was hoping for something closer to the sourness of the Bigs dill pickle flavor with less salt, but these were honestly pathetic. The seeds themselves weren’t bad, so you get a couple stars, but I definitely feel like I wasted my money (seeing as you’re forced to buy an entire box).

So far they are nicely made and taste great. I’ve had 2 bags and have plenty left.

ZERO rating! Don’t waste your money. I ordered the pickle flavored ones. Absolutely no pickle taste. Total waste of money and they won’t take a return.

I ordered every flavor except original and the 2 dairy flavors--jalapeño ranch, parmesean & pepper--due to my lactose intolerance. My hands down favorite is dill pickle. Lightly salted but well seasoned and perfect for someone like me who will eat an entire 4oz bag in one sitting. My runner up, surprisingly, is cinnamon toast. Which has a nice salty note I wasn't expecting and truly is reminiscent of buttery cinnamon toast. From now on, those will be the 2 flavors I order for myself. My teenaged son is a fan of the hatch chile. He commandeered the entire box of 12 bags, once we opened and tasted the first bag of hatch chile. LoL I happily obliged since, like all the remaining flavors that weren't among my 2 aforementioned favorites, are too sugar forward for my liking. (I'm a salt (and hot & spicy) person. Never really been a fan of sweet. So even though the sugar maybe admissible for most folks, the sweetness stood out too much to me.) The lemon pepper definitely tastes like a well-balanced marinade that would be cooked with...as opposed to an outright lemony-peppery bite. I'm not a lemon pepper fan at all, so I wasn't expecting to like the flavor but was pleasantly surprised by Chinook's lemon pepper season blend; and I think it could be a winner for anyone who isn't seeking a heavily polar lemon or pepper taste. The smokehouse bbq isn't bad but bcz of the sweet front note is not for me. Between Amazon and chinookseedery.com, I spent quite a bit on my first delve into Chinook seeds; and though, of 5 flavors, 2 were a total bust for me due to the sweetness I could taste in the flavors: The quality of not only the seeds but the ingredients is apparent AND well worth the money. I gave away all the lemon pepper and smokehouse bbq I purchased. Which works out well since I'm sure Chinook will have some new customers as a result...lol These seeds are superior. And they are *not* over-salted while simultaneously managing well-balanced, full, satisfying flavors. You've just gotta find your flavor! Highly recommend and will buy again.

Well, they weren't wrong. These are the best seeds ever. That's the good part. The bad part is that I don't want any other seeds from here on out and these are more expensive than my other ones. In all seriousness, buy these, you won't be disappointed. Just don't eat a whole bag in one sitting. You might not get sandpaper tongue because the salt content is lower than most brands, but the dill pickle flavor will still make your mouth sore after a whole bag.

I discovered the dill pickle flavored seeds in a specialty grocery store in Santa Barbara a few years back. The original flavor was strong and distinct, but also didn't leave me feeling like I'd consumed a salt lick. When I couldn't find this flavor of seeds in the stores where I live, I ordered them several times from Amazon. They were consistently great until this most recent batch. All the flavor is gone. The dill pickle mostly taste like regular salted seeds. Also there seems to be a higher proportion of over cooked / bitter seeds. I am upset that the quality has declined since they really were fun to eat. It seems like other reviewers experienced this too, and that some batches may still be good. I'd be willing to reorder if I had an assurance the quality was back on point.

The bag has changed but the flavor is still good.