Listings commonly describe them as kernels or pieces and note whether they’re sold shelled (kernels, ready-to-eat) or in the shell for snacking.
Product details usually list 'dry roasted' or 'roasted' as the preparation and describe the packaged items as ready to eat.
Common formats include reclosable pouches, resealable canisters, jar-style containers, and small handy-size packages designed for freshness and portability.
Product notes and reviews frequently mention sea salt and show mixed opinions: some reviewers find the seasoning level appropriate, while others prefer a lighter salt level.
Listings distinguish shelled products—often labeled 'kernels' and described as ready-to-eat—from in-shell options that are sold with the shell intact for snacking.
Several descriptions show kosher certification, and packaging often lists the country of origin as United States.