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How do I visit the Virginia Nut Shop? Do you have directions?
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What are your hours?
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What is your Shipping/Returns Policy?
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Why are "Blisters" called "Blisters"?
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Why is the store named, "The Virginia Nut Shop?"
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What kind of nut is ordered most from your company?
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Why are your nuts so delicious?
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What kind of oil do you use to cook your nuts?
Q: How do I visit the Virginia Nut Shop? Do you have directions?
A: Our shop is located at 1107 Bridge Street, New Cumberland, PA 17070. Click this link to use Mapquest to get directions from your location. Simply scroll to the bottom of the page and enter your address. [Click HERE]
A: We are open Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. We are CLOSED SUNDAY.
Q: What is your Shipping/Returns Policy?
A: You may view our Shipping/Returns Policy by clicking HERE.
Q: Why are your specialty peanuts called "Blisters"?
A: Blisters are called such because during the cooking process, little bumps form on the nuts. In other words..."Blisters". However, in recent peanut crops, these bumps do not always appear. However, that same great taste is still present.
Q: Why is the store named, "The Virginia Nut Shop?"
A: Virginia was the loving wife of the original owner of the store.
Q: What kind of nut is ordered most from your company?
A: Blisters. At Christmas time we produce approximately four tons of Blisters. This is followed by our Jumbo Cashews.
Q: Why are your nuts so delicious?
A: It has everything to do with the freshness! Purchasing nuts from us, you know that our nuts are fresh because they are never vacuum packed and are shipped the same day that they are made. When you buy nuts from other places, you do not know if they were cooked 2 weeks ago, or two months ago. We guarantee freshness.
***Due to the fact that we custom make your order, please allow time for us to prepare the products for you so that they are the freshest when we send them. ***
Q: What kind of oil do you use to cook your nuts?
A: 100% peanut oil.
