Sunflower seeds, or 'pipas' as they are called in Spain, are the favorite snack of the Spanish people and have been for generations.

We have found a small family company that makes the best in Spain. In the little town of Villada in the province of Plancia, Facundo and his wife Lola Blanco started producing their ‘Extra Grande’ pipas way back in 1944.

They are very proud of having found such huge seeds and proudly proclaim on each bag that they are ‘posiblemente…las mas grandes del mundo!’   (more info)

Sunflower seeds, or 'pipas' as they are called in Spain, are the favorite snack of the Spanish people and have been for generations.

We have found a small family company that makes the best in Spain. In the little town of Villada in the province of Plancia, Facundo and his wife Lola Blanco started producing their ‘Extra Grande’ pipas way back in 1944.

They are very proud of having found such huge seeds and proudly proclaim on each bag that they are ‘posiblemente…las mas grandes del mundo!’

The bag contains nothing but sunflower seeds that have been lightly fried in sunflower oil and dusted with sea salt.

How do these compare with the seeds in your local convenience store? They are larger, fresher, and have a fragile, easily removed shell.
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