Side by Side Comparison of: DAVID Seeds vs David's

wish they were cheaper

Great

Great product. Fast delivery.

I used to eat Sunflower Seeds all the time when I was in the Army. It was the perfect snack. But then about 5 years ago, I tried the pumpkin seeds. I was instantly hooked. Now I only eat the pumpkin seeds. I just wish they were offered in more flavors.

These are the elite version of David's sunflower seeds. My parents love them, and I like them. While they are definitely more expensive, you really are paying for value. The sunflower seeds --even the jumbo ones-- barely give you any seed meat. These at least feel like you're eating something when you take that eat the seed.I recommend that you break open the shell and just eat the meat because it gives you a little something something that is unique from grabbing fistfuls of potato chips and shoving them in your mouth. According to LiveStrong: "Shelled pumpkin seeds, or kernels, are a mineral-rich source of unsaturated fatty acids and quality plant protein". So there's that too.

Salty, crunchy and delicious - but not TOO salty. I like salt, and yet some pumpkin seeds I find are just inedible if you want to eat the shell and all.Also this shells aren't too thick or "woody".So if you want to eat them WITH the shell, I'd highly recommend. If you want to remove the inner seed, that doesn't work well. I find the shell stick to the seed.

A little salty but worked until I discovered a different brand with light sea salt coating.

Delicious, but horribly overpriced.

Buying in a case is cheaper than at 7-11. They're full of protein and hardly any carbs and except for the salt, are the perfect snack.

My daughter and I like to munch on these a LOT.

Excellent product.

These pumpkin seeds taste really good. I would have given them 5 stars but they are a bit too salty.

These are decent seeds, but I can't justify anything more than 3-Stars. While good overall, not something I'd consume for long periods of time, or have available as a regular go-to snack. The problem -- SALT OVERLOAD!!! A bit of salt is almost a necessity with such a food, but not at all in THAT amount. Looking for other, lower sodium pumpkin seeds.

These are really salty, which is fine with me, but others may found them too salty.

Theses seeds taste ok, but not more than that. They are a little too small and hard to crack open. I will not buy these again.

Good quality seeds but they're way too salty.

As a big consumer of pumpkin seeds, I have always ordered and enjoyed Davids. Generally, when I get them from the supermarket they are always fresh and tasty, but when it comes to Amazon, I have had mixed experiences with them. The last two times I have ordered the seeds from Amazon they have come stale as anything. That is every single bad too, not just the one bad luck. Amazon is always great at refunding me, but I do not think these seeds are all that great.They are similar cost to what you can buy them for in a drug store, and quite frankly, the drug store by me they are much fresher. Stale pumpkin seeds are just not that great, so do yourself a favor, unless these are unavailable near you, buy them locally.

flat and most brown inside, over cooked

Too expensive, can get 2oz. bag for dollar at the dollar store.

I love pumpkin seeds, but these are WAY TOO salty.

940 mg of sodium in 1/4 cup!!! It's like eating crunchy salt crystals. Trader Joe's pumpkin seeds only have 75 mg of sodium in 1/4 cup. These are awful.

Product arrived stale and tasting like cardboard. I don't know if this is typical of the pumpkin seeds but they're a bit mushy and nearly inedible. Didn't bother opening another of the MANY bags I unwisely ordered in bulk. I really enjoy the sunflower seeds, which arrived fresh and delicious, so thought I'd try something else from the famous David brand. Hope to rectify the death of several pumpkins in vain...

I love pumpkin seeds, but these are WAY TOO salty. Can only eat a small amount. "Good Sense" pumpkin seeds are much better if you can find them.