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David Seeds In-Shell Sunflower Seeds Original, 0.9-Ounce Packages (Pack of 324)
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David Seeds In-Shell Sunflower Seeds Original, 0.9-Ounce Packages (Pack of 324)

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Description:

DAVID in-shell sunflower seeds are lightly salted and roasted, providing rich flavor and fresh, crisp taste. A natural source of protein and essential minerals (Zinc, Iron, Magnesium), DAVID Seeds are a nutritious and delicious snack choice.

Features:

Case of nine boxes, each containing 36 - 0.9-ounce bags (total of 324 bags)


Made from all-natural sunflower seeds; roasted and salted


Contains no trans-fat and excellent source of protein and minerals


A healthy snack choice at the game, on-the-go or anytime you crave a fun, tasty snack!


America's favorite sunflower seed


Product Details:
Product Weight: 291.6 Ounces
Package Length: 23.3 inches
Package Width: 15.5 inches
Package Height: 9.5 inches
Package Weight: 24.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.0 ( 2 customer reviews )
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Seeds of misfortune, heartache and triumphNov 05, 2006
By Ace "Thurstin D. Hidrador"
Though the package was shockingly tiny, ConAgra's David seed have no rival.
You will enjoy bag after bag.

8 of 12 found the following review helpful:

3Aaaaaaggggggghhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!May 04, 2007
By db "dubby"
Can you hear me scream from there? That is because there was NO picture when I bought this item and NOWHERE did it indicate that there was a price on it. When it arrived, all of the little packs are marked 30 cents! Now I have to stock my entire concession stand with nickels and dimes and all of a sudden the flunkies I have working for me are going to have to count out real change and do real math to sell the merchandise when I had everything in multiples of a quarter. I had actually planned to sell these for 50 cents, because people expect a certain markup, but they ARE very small. They are good, and my ballplayers literally demand them, but I can't wait until they sell out. Personally, I think if you sell pre-priced merchandise, you should so indicate.

 
 
 
 
 
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