Green peas are sold as ready-to-eat/ingredient (for example, freeze-dried), prepared/heat-and-serve (fresh steam-in-bag), and forms that require full cooking (dried/split peas and frozen shelled peas).

Listings repeatedly call out vitamins A and C and fiber. Split-pea descriptions also list additional nutrients such as B vitamins (B1, B2, B6), vitamin K, vitamin E, carotene, and folate-related B vitamins.

Origins vary by item and include entries marked "Varies" as well as specific countries such as the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, France, Hungary, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Reviews commonly mention a sweet taste and a crisp or crunchy texture, with peas described as fresh, firm, or plump. Some reviewers also note positive packaging and ease of use.

Listings suggest using peas in soups, salads, dips, stir-fries, ramen, casseroles, and purees. Freeze-dried peas can be rehydrated or eaten as a snack, and frozen peas are often sold as steam-in-bag sides with microwave or stovetop directions.