The name is the spec, printed on the bag since 1991. Three things separate a Jumbo bag from the one next to it on the shelf.
01
The seed is actually bigger
Jumbo sources a 24/64-inch sunflower seed. Most snack brands run 16 to 18/64-inch. That's roughly a third more seed in every shell, a meatier kernel, and more to crack into on every handful. We switched seed suppliers during the 2020 rebrand specifically to hit this size and re-tested every flavor against it.
24/64″Jumbo seed
16–18/64″Typical seed
02
Less salt, real flavor
Mega No Salt runs just 5mg of sodium a serving, no salt added at all. The flavors lean on real seasoning, not a heavier salt line, to get their taste, so chipotle tastes like chipotle and ranch tastes like ranch.
You taste the flavor first, the salt second. Mega No Salt runs just 5mg a serving.
03
The seal means something
Every bag carries the Stache-Approved seal, Marty's mark, and a real quality bar. If a batch doesn't earn it, it doesn't ship. Read the full story of how Marty and World Food Products took a brand dating back to 1991 and rebuilt it around the bigger seed.
Made bigger in Manteca
Who actually makes it
Jumbo is a brand of World Food Products, Inc., a family-owned manufacturer in Manteca, California. WFP acquired Jumbo in 2019 and rebuilt the packaging, the seed sourcing, and the flavor lineup around the bigger-seed promise in 2020. It's made and roasted to spec, under Jumbo's own name. Buying for a business or an event? See wholesale.