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In-shell seeds.
In-shell pumpkin and sunflower seeds you crack through a whole game. Put it in a bowl, feed it to your friends. Always 14-free, always allergen-safe.
In-shell seeds last a whole game because guests crack each seed by hand instead of grabbing a handful, which slows the bowl down to the pace of the game itself. A two-pound bag of in-shell pumpkin or sunflower seeds keeps a bowl going for four quarters, where a shelled mix of the same weight disappears by halftime. That is the whole idea behind a bowl that lasts four quarters: the shell is not packaging, it is pacing.
Every Gerbs food is free of the top 14 allergens and is processed on dedicated, allergen-controlled equipment rather than shared lines. That second half is the part that matters most on game day, when one bowl gets passed around a room: a recipe without an allergen still is not safe if it was produced on a line that runs allergens all week. Gerbs uses no co-packers and no co-manufacturers, so every step happens on equipment the company controls.
Gerbs snacks are made without peanuts or tree nuts on dedicated, allergen-controlled equipment with no shared lines, which is why many families serve them at nut-free gatherings. Seeds are the natural swap for the peanut bowl that usually shows up at a watch party, and they behave the same way in a bowl. If you are hosting for someone with a diagnosed allergy, confirm with them and read the label on the bag before serving.
Start with in-shell pumpkin or sunflower seeds as the main bowl, then put out one trail mix or granola as a second bowl for people who want something to grab by the handful. In-shell seeds carry the long middle of the game; the mixes cover the stretches when nobody wants to work for a snack. Sea salted and garlic and onion are the two flavours that read as party food rather than pantry staples.
Yes. Gerbs foods are gluten-free and made on dedicated equipment free from gluten and wheat, and are NSF Certified Gluten-Free.
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An allergy-friendly game-day snack is one made without the major allergens and produced on equipment that never handles them, because a shared production line can reintroduce an allergen that is not in the recipe. Every Gerbs food is free of the top 14 allergens and is processed on dedicated, allergen-controlled equipment rather than shared lines, with no co-packers and no co-manufacturers.
Peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, gluten/wheat, soybeans, fish, crustaceans, mollusks, sesame, mustard, celery, lupin, and sulfur dioxide/sulfites. Every Gerbs food is made on dedicated equipment that never touches any of these, not just the top 9 the FDA requires labels for.
In-shell seeds last longest, because guests crack each one by hand instead of grabbing a fistful. A two-pound bag of in-shell pumpkin or sunflower seeds keeps a bowl going for a full game, while shelled mixes and granolas empty far faster and are better suited to a second bowl you top up.
Gerbs snacks are made without peanuts or tree nuts on dedicated, allergen-controlled equipment with no shared lines, which is why many families serve them at nut-free gatherings. If you are hosting for someone with a diagnosed allergy, always confirm with them and read the label on the bag before serving.
Plan on roughly one two-pound bag per six to eight guests for a bowl that stays full through a whole game. In-shell seeds stretch furthest per bag; if you are also putting out a trail mix or granola, a second bag covers the top-ups.
Yes. Gerbs foods are gluten-free and made on dedicated equipment free from gluten and wheat, and are NSF Certified Gluten-Free.
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