Best of luck...we had a DEUCE of a time finding inert peanuts!   The
heartbreaker was how many we'd tossed in our lives.

Today's "peanuts" are likely going to be corn based because they're
biodegradable.  How to tell if they're not labeled --- lick one.  Yes,
gross, but they still taste like corn and they dissolve, of course.

We had to order non-biodegradable ones on line.  We paid more for the
shipping than the peanuts (obviously they weigh almost nothing) because
they take up so much room in a delivery truck!!!

Pam Williams
Manager - City of Bowie Museums
Bowie, Md.

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