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Virginia peanuts are notable for the homestyle methods by which they’re roasted. Family-owned Virginia Specialties sells extra-large peanuts that are roasted in small batches, along with lots of other nutty treats (butter toffee peanuts, anyone?) and Virginia hams, too.

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