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this satisfying nutritious mix along on camping or hunting expeditions.

-The new fall line-up for television and the new crop of peanuts come around at the same time. Munch dry roasted or sugar coated peanuts as last season’s cliffhangers are unveiled.

- Don’t forget to pack peanuts in a care package to send that homesick college freshman.

- If you’ll be visiting friends or family, take a basket with different packages of peanuts as a hostess gift. Include one of your favorite peanut recipes.

- Think peanuts for a fund raising project for school, church or a civic group. Contact Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for sources of peanuts for large orders.

- For a child’s birthday party, wedding reception or Halloween costume party, serve chocolate or butterscotch coated peanuts.

- Start your holiday baking now and freeze to keep them out of sight of little or big candy and cookie monsters. Use chopped peanuts in chocolate or butterscotch fudge, peanut butter cookies and peanut oatmeal bars. Be sure to wrap candy and cookies in airtight packages or store in tightly sealed tins.

Now that you’re on a roll, keep thinking Virginia peanuts. They are high in protein, low in cholesterol and packed with flavor. For additional information or recipes using peanuts, contact Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Room 703-C, P.O. Box 1163, Richmond, VA 23209.

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