BIGS Sunflower Seeds, Fire Flavor, Easter Basket Stuffer for Sports Fans, 5.35 oz.

Tried these for a few days and they’re really good. They've become my new favorite flavor. Nice spicy kick without being too much, and the seeds are big and crunchy. Perfect for snacking while working or on the go. Will definitely buy again.

I went looking for a replacement to my favorite flavor that has been discontinued. Yep, Takis. This is not a close replacement. I cannot knock the flavor, just not good for my taste buds. It is what I have come to know as a typical nice strong, but not too strong flavor combined with the nicely roasted sunflower seeds of Bigs. Definitely worth a try. It's spicy, but a different spice. More straight heat with some extra roasted flavor. If that sounds like your thing, go for it.

I've really come to love the Bigs brand. The seeds are, well, big, and ya never get one of those bitter nasty aftertaste'y one. Now this "Fire" flavor is pretty darn good. I love spicy stuff (upper limit ghost pepper) so I bought these hoping for a kick. But I'll be honest the spice level is really low for "fire." Ok weirdo you said the "flavor is pretty darn good" what gives? Instead of spice it's cheesy. Think of a mellower flaming hot Cheetos with super forward cheesiness. That's the best way I can describe it. Super tasty. If you are spice adverse, don't shy away from these. If you are a die hard pepper head, go in with managed expectations and enjoy them too.

Sunflower seeds are my go-to snack for when I bored eat. I typically get the taco-flavored sunflower seeds but they weren't available, so I bought these to try them. These are not quite as good, but they're still worth trying. They're cheap, they taste great, and the bag is big enough to last me a couple weeks. My only complaint is these taste extra salty and they are not quite as spicy as you'd think. They have a more muted spice level than I expected, but I can still recommend them.

Great amount of seeds, nice flavor, and every seed is roasted perfectly.

Ordered the Taco Bell fire sauce flavor but received a bag that just says “Fire” on it. Not sure if this is the same flavor as the Taco Bell fire sauce or not, maybe Bigs is no longer doing a Taco Bell Collab? The flavor itself is pretty good, a little spicy and slightly cheesy. It does seem much saltier than the dill pickle flavor. The seeds themselves don’t seem roasted well, almost like the kernels are raw.

A Baseball Essential! It’s Major League Baseball season, and that means one thing in our house — long evenings at the ball field, the crack of the bat, the smell of fresh-cut grass… and sunflower seeds in the dugout! ⚾ My son is behind the plate this season, geared up, focused, and giving it everything he’s got. And if you know baseball, you know there is one timeless, unspoken rule: baseball and sunflower seeds go hand in hand. It’s just tradition. It’s ritual. It’s part of the experience. And let me tell you — these sunflower seeds are EVERYTHING. First of all, the size. They are HUGE. Not those tiny, disappointing little seeds where you feel like you’re working overtime for a crumb. These are big, plump, perfectly roasted seeds that actually feel satisfying. You crack them open and there’s a real, solid seed inside every single time. No empty shells. No letdowns. Just consistent greatness. The flavor? Absolutely delicious. Perfectly seasoned. Not too salty, not bland — just that classic ballpark taste that keeps you reaching for another handful. Whether you’re in the stands cheering your heart out or in the dugout staying loose between innings, they’re the perfect snack. There’s something calming about cracking seeds during a tense inning. It’s almost therapeutic. They keep the boys occupied between pitches. They keep the parents happy in the bleachers. They just belong at the field. There’s also something nostalgic about it. Watching my son crouched behind the plate, dirt on his cleats, sweat on his brow, sunflower seeds nearby — it feels like pure Americana. Like a scene straight out of a summer movie. These seeds aren’t just a snack; they’re part of the memory-making. And let’s be honest — the bag doesn’t last long in our house. Once it’s open, it’s game over. Everyone grabs a handful. They’re fresh, crunchy, and addictive in the best way. If you’re heading into baseball season and don’t have sunflower seeds in your bag, are you even doing it right? These are hands down the best choice. Big. Flavorful. Fresh. Ballpark-approved. Five stars all day long. Would absolutely buy again — and probably will all season long. ⚾🌻

Was hoping this could be a good takis replacement. Not even close. This is all heat and not particularly pleasant, like tomato sauce with chili peppers. Bring back takis!