Top 10 Best Peanut Brittles in 2021 (See's Candies, Jackie's Chocolate, and More)

See's Candies peanut brittle is made with a classic recipe that includes peanuts, butter, corn syrup, and vanilla. While this peanut brittle is certified kosher, it appeals to a wide variety of people due to its rich taste. The recipe is the original one from the founder Mary See. 

While there were a few reviewers that said it was crumbly, an overwhelming majority stated it was one of the best recipes they've tasted and complimented its buttery flavor. Most reviewers also liked the high number of peanuts in the candy. 

This candy is available in a four-pound bag or a 12-pound case. Although it does not contain butter, this peanut brittle is still based on a classic recipe. It can be stored at room temperature for up to six months if unopened.

A small group of reviewers complained the peanut brittle did not contain enough nuts. Some people also found the candy to be too thick or sweet. A larger group of reviewers enjoyed the old-fashioned recipe. They found it to be addictive and hard to put down. 

If you like a mix of spicy and sweet, you'll want to try this habanero-flavored peanut brittle. It's based on a classic peanut brittle recipe and does not contain any soy or dairy products. However, the habanero gives it a stand-out flavor that is for the adventurous. 

A few reviewers were disappointed in the texture and level of spice in the peanut brittle. Others loved the balance between sweet and spicy flavors.  

This peanut brittle is a sugar-free option for those who need to limit their sugar intake. The brittle's flavor is based on the old-fashioned recipe. This candy is handmade and is delicate enough to crumble into a dessert topping. You can also buy it in two, three, and five-pound bags. 

A few reviewers wished the brittle had more peanuts in it. The majority of purchasers liked the old-time flavor and that they had a sugar-free way to enjoy it. 

This peanut brittle contains four ingredients: peanuts, sugar, salt and water. It has peanuts throughout, instead of the typical whole nuts in hard candy you may be used to. Sharay's also claims it won't stick to your teeth!

Many reviewers confirmed that point. They also enjoyed the flavor, stating it was one of the best they'd had. Some reviewers also thought the peanut brittle had the right balance of sweetness. 

If you like the taste of bacon and sweetness mixed together, this peanut brittle from Brittle Brothers is for you. It has pieces of real, smoked bacon and peanuts. Brittle Brothers also says the brand uses more nuts in its recipe than other manufacturers. 

A smaller group of reviewers thought the bacon flavor was too weak, while others thought it tasted artificial. A larger group of reviewers enjoyed the mix of bacon and nuts. They thought the combined flavor was unique and interesting. 

See's Candies makes this sugar-free peanut brittle for dark chocolate lovers. The sugar substitutes are sucralose and maltitol. This peanut brittle also includes a variety of nuts including almonds, walnut and pecan, in addition to peanuts. The entire bar of brittle is covered in dark chocolate. 

Multiple reviewers noted they were diabetic and really appreciated this flavor of peanut brittle. Most reviewers liked the taste and noted they bought additional boxes because of the flavor.  

Jalapeño peanut brittle is a unique flavor for those who like the pepper's heat. The vendor provides personalized gift messages with this candy if you know of someone who appreciates one-of-a-kind peanut brittle flavors. 

One reviewer noted the taste was a little off for them, although it had a good balance between spicy and sweet. Others thought it made a great gift for holidays and special occasions. 

It's Delish's peanut brittle states the candy is made in the United States and includes fresh-roasted peanuts. The manufacturer also states this peanut brittle is certified kosher. With two pounds of candy, you can assemble some in small gift baskets for others and keep some for yourself. 

Some reviewers expressed disappointment with the quality and texture of the brittle. They thought it was either too tough or appeared to be undercooked. The majority of reviewers liked that the peanut brittle came in uniform square shapes, so it did not need to be broken off. They also appreciated the mild taste of the candy. 

SweetGourmet's peanut brittle preserves the original flavor of the candy and adds butter for richness. The squares are bite-sized for easy snacking. Smaller sizes also make this peanut brittle easy to add as a topping to other desserts, including brownies and sundaes. 

A few reviewers found the candy too hard and difficult to chew. The majority of purchasers commented on the balance between a sweet and salty taste. They also noted the peanut brittle had a good number of peanuts in each bite and the texture was consistent.