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The Best Peanut Prank Ever!

The Best Peanut Prank Ever!
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This laugh-out-loud-FUNNY prank can be customized from "naughty-nice" to "downright evil". >:-D

All you need is a friendly get-together, a little pre-planning and "Innocent-looking Peanuts" to pull this off.

Be sure to keep an ample supply of napkins handy... and your camera, too! Just try not to get carried away!!! 

First you'll need to construct your Innocent-looking Peanuts:

Sort through the bag and look for peanuts with a crack along the side of the hull. Pry them apart gently and eat the peanuts. (If they're being difficult to pry apart, use a knife.)

Fill the peanut about halfway with whatever you have that is sticky and edible. (That means NON-POISONOUS!)

Be sure to apply a small amount of the sticky stuff to the rim of the shell so it will hold together. (Marshmallow cream works great and so does peanut butter and/or jelly.)

You can also use Elmer's white glue. It's non-toxic and dries clear!

Stick the peanut shell halves together... get your camera ready... and serve to your unsuspecting victims! >;-D
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Sep 15, 2011. 1:27 PMiceng says:
Cool prank, voted and gave you 5.

Some pistachio shells are open enough to pull the nut out and replace it with a
jelly-bean ( Grand kids love it ).

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Feb 18, 2012. 12:00 PMjellybeensis says:
that is a good idea!!!
Jan 16, 2012. 10:36 PMMaxaxle says:
Actually pretty cool.
Jan 13, 2012. 5:33 PMcoolo52 says:
i dont get it
Dec 31, 2011. 6:14 PMminininja24 says:
um......... lame!
Oct 2, 2011. 12:22 PMsixpaksuzi says:
I would eat the shell more often, if it didn't give me splinters in my gums.
Sep 30, 2011. 8:06 PMchicopluma says:
hahaha awsome
Sep 15, 2011. 6:59 AMjaddis1 says:
I always eat peanuts with the shells on -- it's great capital-F Fiber, salty and filling. It's how my dad always did it so it's how I always do it.
Sep 27, 2011. 5:54 AMKayjayUK says:
You are right in saying there's lots of fibre in the shell but the nut is fibre anyway.
Sep 22, 2011. 1:24 PMKayjayUK says:
I got a little puzzled about this as I am amongst the people who shell their peanuts before eating them. I'm English but my wife is from Atlanta and after asking her about this she personally doesn't know anyone in the US that eats peanuts without taking them out of the shell.

 ....... but I think I may have a solution to this, Bajablue, you say your hubby sucks the salt off the peanuts before eating them, this gave me a clue to where the confusion lies, you see I've never seen a peanut in it's shell with a salted coating, it's usually dirt as they grow on the ground. So after mulling this info over I came to the conclusion that Bajablue meant the husk around the nut had the salt on it and not the outer shell. The husk is the fine skin usually a golden brownish shade and is sometimes left on the peanuts after they are shelled and then salted and put in a packet and sold as salted peanuts. I really can't see any other answer to this.

..... I hope this has maybe thrown a little light on the situation and my comments are constructive and helpful. This is my first posting, I hope it passes the 'be nice' policy :) :) If not I'm sorry, please don't ban me, I've just paid £26 on a pro membership tonight, I promise to 'be nicer' in future :) :) :)

Keith
Sep 24, 2011. 11:05 AMBeauceron says:
I can tell youve never been to Yankee stadium or a pro baseball game.
Sep 25, 2011. 2:14 PMKayjayUK says:
@Beauceron - Nope, never been to either, I've never been to the US but my wife has attended both, she supports the Yankees as she oringinally lived in Syracuse but then changed her allegiance to the local Atlanta team when she moved down there ... sorry I can't remember what they're called and she's asleep ......

@Bajablue - I'm not sure if it's an American thing, Sue say's she's never seen them being eaten whole but to be honest I can't understand why the shell would be salted if it's going to be thrown away, salting them would only add to the costs of the product and the farmer/seller wouldn't want that unless it was necessary.

It's interesting that you can buy them roasted in the shell, I've never seen them like that. As you say, it doesn't matter about the hull/husk they're either on or off although I personally squeeze the nut in between finger and thumb to get the nut out as I don't like the hull but again that's a matter for preference. In England we have peanuts in the 'raw', that is in it's shell and unwashed, next there's the same but washed, then you can get them shelled and just the kernel in a bag and finally there's the roasted types oiled and salted or dry roasted, they're my favourite.

So it could possibly be that it's an American thing or inversely it could be that it's not an English thing to eat the shells :-)

Blimey I'm confusing myself now let alone anyone else :-) I think I'll let this one go .......

Have a good day everyone !

Keith





Sep 26, 2011. 6:58 PMBeauceron says:
No true Yankee fan changes allegiance. Not to the Braves or any other team.
Sep 27, 2011. 5:50 AMKayjayUK says:
Sorry, I didn't mean she had changed to the Braves and left the Yankees out in the cold, she loves watching llive baseball so as New York was too far to travel for a game she started following the Braves as the team to visit b ut still holds the Yankees as her No.1 team.

Now she's over here in England she watches football instead and follows my team, Manchester United, that's the team that David Beckham first played for when he was 15, he also met Posh at a dinner being held at the club stadium, he was too shy to talk to her so he got Gary Neville, his team mate and best pal, to introduce him.

As England is small enough we can travel all over to watch our teams play so we have no need of following a second team ... I couldn't even think of supporting anyone United, I've followed them for nigh on 50 years, in that time they've become the richest football club in the world mainly since Fergie started his all conquering reign in the early 90's, they have been European champions 3 times, world club champions about 4 times I think and domestic champions 19 times, more than any other club ... some going eh !

Cheers Keith
Sep 24, 2011. 11:00 AMBeauceron says:
I break the shells open with my teeth. This would freak me out!
Sep 16, 2011. 12:26 PMlhouse says:
A dremel precision drill bit is around 1/32 of an inch, you can easily load just about anything sauce wise through that and not have anyone notice.

Even better is VERY small noodles, or dough pressed into and boiled. Will look like weevils have invaded the nuts and may even roll around as they open.
Sep 15, 2011. 6:20 AMthesnodgrass says:
I have never known anyone eat the peanut with the shell on, ever. Im 44 years old and a UK resident.
Do others eat the shell?
Sep 16, 2011. 7:41 AMdrbill says:
Sometimes I eat the shell if they are clean enough......
Sep 15, 2011. 7:57 PMwillrandship says:
Even so, they'll be surprised to crack it open and see the white stuff.
Sep 15, 2011. 2:32 PMchazlarson says:
49, Minnesota. I sometimes eat the shell..
Sep 16, 2011. 2:27 PMsix ft midgets says:
i just eat sunflowers and pumpkins whole.
Sep 15, 2011. 4:57 PMlbrewer42 says:
As fun as the mustard-filled donuts I once gave my class on April 1st years ago! Some of the kids actually finished them. The fun part was convincing Dunkin Donuts I really DID want a dozen non-filled donuts so I could add my own filling.
Sep 15, 2011. 1:49 PMClareBS says:
Many years ago when in high school, my friend was eating a bag of potato chips and I was eating a tangerine. One of the slices was very thin and small so I slipped it into her bag of chips when she wasn't looking. Boy was she shocked! Sort of an instant peanut trick. Funnily enough, I never forgot it but she did.
Sep 15, 2011. 7:29 AMcchubb says:
Step 1: Save peanuts.
Step 2: Soak in the hottest hot sauce you can find
Step 3: Carefully glue back inside the peanut shells.
Step 4: Hide. Because someone is going to be out to get you for sure...
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