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Angela - by  Georgia Hunter (Hardcover)

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Georgia pecans are sold shelled (halves and halves & pieces) and in-shell (whole). Product listings typically list halves, halves & pieces, whole, and in-shell options.

Listings indicate the pecans are sourced from the state of Georgia, with the country of origin listed as the United States.

Listings commonly describe Georgia pecans as crisp, buttery, mildly sweet, nutty, fresh and crunchy — often noting they are "full of flavor."

Listings promote Georgia pecans as a healthy snack choice and mention nutrients, antioxidants, and vitamins as part of their appeal.

Listings show raw pecans and roasted preparations, including roasted & salted and roasted (unsalted) varieties.

Package sizes in the listings range from 16 ounces up to 80 ounces, commonly shown as 16, 32, 48, and 80 oz.

Listings mention using pecans in pies, candies (pecan pralines), cookies, breads, salads, ice cream, as baking ingredients or toppings, and for snacking; some also note savory uses like potato dishes.

Listings emphasize resealable bags, "packed fresh" labeling, special presentation packaging, and freshness descriptors such as "fresh," "crunchy," and "full of flavor."

Yes — most listings explicitly state the pecans are "Ready to Eat" for both shelled and in-shell options.

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