CB’s Nuts

Cool funky little store front. Great pistachio’s. Great peanut butter with 1… ONE ingredient. Peanuts!
We normally buy Jif. It’s ingredients include peanuts, sugar, molasses, Salt, hydrogenated vegetable oil, and mono & di-​glycerides… (Huh?
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Pretty easy decision albeit not entirely convenient. Great product. Give them a try!

A fun and friendly place! You can find all kinds of local products here, grab a bite, a beer, and obviously some peanuts.

Best peanuts I have ever in my life. Seems kind of odd to say that there are peanuts that will change the way you view all of the others right? Wrong. CB’s is hands down the best you will ever taste and they are a local store. Stop by the bigger, and much nicer store up in Kingston!

Check out where they roast da nuts! They’ve got beer on tap and sells hot dogs and sandwiches. There’s a beer garden out back I look forward to trying in the summer. Extremely friendly staff and lots of goodies to buy in the shop. Check it out

The peanut butter is amazing! It contains only peanuts! The staff is great. Always friendly and helpful.
It amuses me to read reviews that say that CB’s peanut butter doesn’t taste as good as the brands that add sugar and salt. Educate your palate! What you are tasting in CB’s is just peanuts! Or I guess you could buy CB’s peanut butter and add your own sugar and salt to make it taste like Adams, or add your own sugar, salt, tropical oils and stabilizers to make it taste like Skippy. In my own unscientific study, CB’s peanut butter side-​by-​side with another organic peanut butter tasted like CB’s had less sugar and salt. A quick look at the ingredients confirms this. Only peanuts in CB’s, added sugar and salt in the other brand.
Other reasons to love CB’s:
1. Refills. Bring in your old jar to get a refill for only $ 4. (Reuse is better than recycle, and the price is great.)
2. A Unilocal deal that lets you get $ 10 of their products for $ 5. (That’s 2 ½ refills!)
3. Lots of other nut butters and roasted nuts not available in stores.
4. You can get their peanut butter delivered by Smith Bros. Dairy. (Assuming that you’re already signed up for home delivery with Smith Bros.)
Right now you can also get pumpkin seeds. CB’s Nuts is located on Highway 104, just before you get into Kingston. Drop by on your way to the ferry.

Products were good but the staff was cold, uninviting and whenever u asked something of them, they made it seem like such a chore. I should have given them a better rating, but I felt really unwelcomed here.

One of my favorite places to stop when I pass through kingston. All kinds of fresh nuts and the best peanut butter ever. They also now serve local beer.

We love this place! For kids and hubby we go through 1 lb. Of peanut butter a week! Super friendly and the food they make is awesome ! Must try the bacon jam !

In a hurry to catch the ferry, i saw the sign for CB Nuts… I made a trip back on Saturday to do more than drive by… Well worth the trip.
I bought a couple of packages of pumpkin seeds, a jar of peanut butter, a container of almonds, and a scoop of roasted peanuts… FANTASTIC purchases.
I was trying to drive and eat the peanuts– probably against the state law– almost like texting and driving– we had a couple of handfuls of the almonds and also enjoyed the pumpkin seeds– they were very creamy and are going to end up on a salad soon with some crumbled goat cheese.
Very positive experience and we will return to purchase for ourselves and for gifts! I am glad I saw your sign!

Howdy!
Meh. I’ve experienced better and cheaper. Sure non-​mass produced products can taste better and potentially be better for you, though the science is still figuring that out and probably won’t anytime soon. (So buying Skippy or one of the other cheap and merde brands is more than appropriate.)
Their penuche butter is eh, ok. But had sort of a burnt aftertaste. Not as good as the mass produced Adams, which is consistently better and far less expensive.
Don’t buy it at Central FArkit! They mark it up even though they are only a few miles apart. Obscene to charge over $ 6a lb for peanut butter? Go also to WaldoMart in Poulsbo around the corner for a better Adams price.
Disappointed in CB’s taste, price and quality considering that they claim to provide better.

How can you not want all of these nuts in your mouth? Amazing taste and flavors.

This little shop is only about 5 miles from the Kingston ferry, and a perfect stop to grab a quick gift or a snack on the way to or from Kingston.
They weren’t roasting anything on the Sunday that we visited, but we were able to sample multiple items. The things that we just couldn’t live without were the pumpkin seed brittle (with cinnamon and cayenne) and the smoked cashews and hazelnuts!
I’m not the biggest nut fan, so I don’t think I’d stop again for myself, but if I needed a quick gift for a nut lover, I’d go here!

You can have some beers and peanuts. They should offer pb-​n-​j sandwiches, too.
Great place to buy gifts for others or stocking stuffers.

This is a local nutter that started out of a garage and has a local roasting place in Kingston off the ferry line. Its a neat little place to grab and taste nuts. They have a website and are expanding to Walmarts. What a success story. Love the pumpkin seeds and the peanut butter candy is a must try.

it was a fun little stop on the way to catch the ferry. The person working there was very friendly, offered us several samples. While we liked everything we tasted, we had to limit ourselves to only one choice to buy and take with us — it was tough!

CB Nuts is a Craft Nut Roster Similar to a Micro Brewer. Sadly the products I tried and purchased yesterday were good but not outstanding.
We Stopped there on the way to the Kingston Ferry. The Clerk was very friendly we sampled Peanuts in the Shell, and Red Skinned Nuts which the clerk said were from New Mexico. We decided to buy a Pack of the Barrel Roasted nuts the Packaging does not say they are Organic nor did clerk imply they were Organic.
The Red Skin nuts has so much salt in them that we had to ask the Clerk remove the salt and repack the nuts again she was happy do it but really I expect better form a craft provider.

I have to say… CB has some really tasty nuts.
I mail ordered a few products from CB’s nuts and was truly amazed on the quality of their product. All the nuts are organic from USA farms. They’re brined in a light sea salt and then roasted in small batches in a barrel roaster. The end product is outstanding and truly stands out from other companies.
I tried their pumpkin seeds, pistachios, and peanuts. The peanuts I got in both regular roast and «robust» roast which roasts them a bit longer causing the oils to be drier while the sugars slightly caramelize causing the taste and texture to change. I really liked the robust, very different from other in the shell peanuts I’ve had. They’re best heated in the oven for a few minutes.
I’m in a club called «Foodzie» that focuses on small food producers across the country such as CB’s nuts. Mom & Pop companies I’ve never heard of which so far have been great.

Super nice people here, super tasty nuts and nut butters.
They take you in to see the small facility, give you samples, and explain where they source everything from, plus give you a sample of the freshest, healthiest peanut butter you will ever taste.
Awesome stop in Kingston on your way to/​from the ferry.

Best peanut butter cookies EVER!!! Peanut Butter is a little dry and crumbly. I have been here 2 times and all 2 times the woman behind the counter was rude and not very excited that we were purchasing her goods. This is a small, off the road store that probably doesn’t get a ton of customers so I would think she would be nicer to her customers.
But the wicked good peanut butter cookier makes up for the wicked mean attitude.

I am a curious guy. I also like food. I like to watch «Good Eats» and «Unwrapped» so when I heard that CBs Nuts roasting house was just a couple of miles away from me on the way to Kingston and has free tours it sounded like something I couldn’t miss out on.
You get to see the roasting process, hear about the product and sample the wares!
They also make fresh peanut butter — Yum!
If you are going to be in the area stop on in and see for yourself. You might want to call ahead to verify the hours. Good times!