DAVID Jumbo Sunflower Seeds, Bar-B-Q Flavor, 5.25 oz – Portion-Controlled Crunch for Restrictive Diet Routines
DAVID Jumbo Sunflower Seeds, Bar-B-Q Flavor, 5.25 oz – Portion-Controlled Crunch for Restrictive Diet Routines
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Why you'll love it
- Jumbo in-shell seeds keep hands busy and support mental focus and alertness
- Tangy Bar-B-Q flavor delivers bold taste without artificial flavors
- Keto friendly and gluten free profile fits restrictive diets
- Roasted and salted 'to perfection' provides satisfying crunch and seasoning
- SNAP & EBT eligibility makes it accessible to budget-constrained shoppers
- Single-serve 5.25 oz bag is portable for solo or group sharing anywhere
Perfect for
- Munching through long drives or commutes to stay focused and alert
- Snacking during sports games, tailgates, or backyard barbecues
- Solo desk or work-from-home snacking that keeps hands busy
- Passing time during fishing trips, camping, or outdoor downtime
- Keto or gluten-free compliant snacking between meals
Crunchy & Flavorful Sunflower Seeds
Roasted & Salted
DAVID Whole Sunflower Seeds are roasted and seasoned to perfection with salt and other natural flavors. These plant-based snacks are perfect for study snacks or crunching on between innings.
No Artificial Flavors
DAVID Sunflower Seeds flavors, including Original, Sweet & Salty, Sweet & Spicy, Buffalo Ranch, Jalapeño Hot Salsa, Bar-B-Q, and Reduced Sodium, are made from natural flavors.
Grown in America
DAVID Seeds has been crafting American-grown sunflower seeds for almost 100 years. They’re made with quality ingredients for authentic homestyle taste everyone will love.
DAVID Sunflower Seeds: A Perfect Anytime Snack
Snacks to Stay on Task
DAVID Sunflower Seeds are an easy, plant-based snack to help keep you on task. These snacks are great for the library, the office and working outside.
Game-Time Snacks
Crunchy, salty and oh-so-delicious. These sunflower seeds are a tasty way to stay alert until it’s go time. DAVID Seeds are fun to eat and easy to share.
On-the-Go Snacking
Whether you’re commuting, road tripping or in between innings, hit the road with a bag of DAVID Sunflower Seeds. They’re a delicious way to pass the time.
Product Information
Contains one 5.25 oz. bag of DAVID Bar-B-Q Flavored Salted & Roasted Jumbo Sunflower Seeds, great for group or solo snacking Delicious jumbo sunflower seeds that make a fun and convenient snack that you can eat anytime, anywhere BBQ flavored sunflower seeds are roasted and salted to perfection with a tangy twist These jumbo salted sunflower seeds are still in their shell and can help with mental focus, alertness and passing the time Roasted sunflower seeds are a keto friendly snack that is gluten free and made with no artificial flavors SNAP & EBT eligible food item
Product Dimensions : 7.4 x 5.7 x 0.8 inches; 5.25 ounces Item model number : cfuda Date First Available : June 7, 2007 Manufacturer : ConAgra Foods Sales, Inc. Best Sellers Rank: #3,459 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these sunflower seeds actually keto friendly?
Yes, DAVID sunflower seeds fit a keto lifestyle because they are low in net carbs, high in fat, and contain no added sugars, making them a clean option between meals.
Is this snack safe for someone with a gluten sensitivity?
Yes, the product is labeled gluten free and made by ConAgra without gluten-containing ingredients, so it fits a gluten free wellness routine.
Does the Bar-B-Q flavor contain artificial flavors or colors?
No, the Bar-B-Q seasoning is roasted and salted with no artificial flavors, which is a big plus for clean-eating snackers.
Will this fit a low-carb diet without kicking me out of ketosis?
Yes, sunflower seeds are a classic low-carb snack, and the Bar-B-Q version stays within typical keto macros as long as you stick to the single-serve 5.25 oz portion.
Is this a satisfying snack between workouts at the gym?
Yes, the salty crunch and healthy fat content make it a great pre- or post-gym bite, and the in-shell format slows you down so you do not over-snack.
Can I include this in a mindful eating routine?
Absolutely, the in-shell cracking ritual naturally encourages slow, mindful snacking, which is exactly the kind of intentional habit wellness-focused eaters prefer.
Is this snack appropriate for a clean-eating lifestyle?
Yes, the ingredient list is simple: roasted and salted jumbo sunflower seeds with a tangy Bar-B-Q seasoning, and no artificial flavors, which aligns with most clean-eating guidelines.
Will this help curb late-night cravings on a low-carb diet?
The salty, savory Bar-B-Q flavor and the fat content of sunflower seeds are great for crushing late-night carb cravings without reaching for chips or sweets.
Is the 5.25 oz bag a good portion for a wellness-focused snacker?
Yes, the single-serve 5.25 oz bag is portion-controlled, so you can enjoy a satisfying serving without second-guessing how much you ate.
Can this snack fit into a Mediterranean or whole-foods style diet?
Yes, seeds are a cornerstone of whole-foods and Mediterranean-style eating, and the simple roasted and salted profile keeps it aligned with those patterns.
How does this compare to roasted almonds for a keto snack?
Both fit keto, but sunflower seeds are typically cheaper per ounce, have a bolder Bar-B-Q flavor, and the in-shell format encourages slower, more mindful eating than shelled almonds.
Is this better than pork rinds for a low-carb snack?
Sunflower seeds are a more balanced option than pork rinds because you get plant-based fat and fiber, plus the in-shell Bar-B-Q version feels like a treat rather than a repeat protein.
I'm sensitive to MSG — does the Bar-B-Q seasoning contain it?
The DAVID Bar-B-Q recipe is built around roasted and salted sunflower seeds with a tangy seasoning blend and no artificial flavors, but you should always check the current package label for the latest ingredient list.
Will the salt content be too high for a low-sodium diet?
Sunflower seeds are a salted snack, so if you are on a strict low-sodium plan you should treat this as an occasional treat rather than a daily staple.
Is this safe for someone with a nut allergy?
Sunflower seeds are not tree nuts, but they are often produced in facilities that handle other allergens, so anyone with severe allergies should review the ConAgra package label before eating.
How should I store the bag after I open it?
Fold the open end tightly, clip it shut, and keep it in a cool, dry pantry or desk drawer; the seeds will stay crunchy for several days without refrigeration.
What's the best way to eat in-shell sunflower seeds without making a mess?
Crack the shell with your teeth, eat the kernel, and drop the empty shell onto a napkin, small bowl, or into the empty bag so cleanup is simple.
How long is the bag good for after the best-by date?
The bag is shelf-stable, so it is usually fine for a few weeks past the printed date as long as it was stored sealed in a cool, dry place, but always check for off smell or taste first.
Is this product compatible with a keto or gluten free diet?
Yes, DAVID sunflower seeds are labeled keto friendly and gluten free, and the 5.25 oz Bar-B-Q bag contains no artificial flavors.
Can I use my SNAP or EBT card to buy this item?
Yes, this product is SNAP and EBT eligible at participating retailers, making it an accessible snack for budget-conscious shoppers.
What is inside the 5.25 oz bag when I open it?
You get one single-serve bag of jumbo in-shell sunflower seeds roasted and salted with a tangy Bar-B-Q seasoning, made by ConAgra; no extras or accessories are included.
Are these seeds safe for people with nut or seed allergies?
Sunflower seeds are seeds, not nuts, but they may be packaged in a facility that handles other allergens, so anyone with severe allergies should review the ingredient label and consult their doctor.
Will the bag stay fresh if I leave it in a hot car or garage?
Short heat exposure is fine because the seeds are dry-roasted, but for best crunch and flavor keep the bag sealed and out of direct sunlight in extreme heat.
What's the difference between in-shell sunflower seeds and shelled sunflower kernels?
In-shell seeds keep the hull on, which slows you down, adds a satisfying crack, and makes the snack more portable and less messy, while shelled kernels are ready to eat but easier to over-snack on.
