Hardeeville, South Carolina: World's Largest Boiled Peanut

22 feet long. Built in 2013 for a boiled peanut festival elsewhere in South Carolina. Restored in 2023. On a trailer, so it may not be there when you arrive.

Rollen's Raw Grains

Address:: 3333 S. Okatie Hwy, Hardeeville, SC
Directions:: Rollen's Raw Grains. I-95 exit 5. Turn east onto US-17. Drive about four miles. Turn left (no stoplight) onto SC-170/Limehouse Rd. Drive a half-mile. Bear slightly left at the intersection and drive straight (not on SC-170) down Levy Rd for three miles. When the road ends at a stop sign, turn right onto SC-315/S. Okatie Hwy. Drive a quarter-mile. The peanut should be parked on the right, behind the billboard.

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World's Largest Boiled Peanut

Now acquired by Luray Peanut Company.

[Mary Lamar, 04/19/2023]

The peanut is on a trailer, so it may not be there when boiled-peanut-fans want to see it. Best to call first.

World's Largest Boiled Peanut

Not here any longer.

[Allie, 03/21/2022]

The peanut is currently on a wheeled trailer, covered with a black tarp, and parked downtown. It's only uncovered during Bluffton's annual Boiled Peanut Festival in September. We understand the desire to protect a precious civic symbol, but come on.

Giant peanut.

World's Largest Boiled Peanut

World's Largest Boiled Peanut - Fun stop! Awesome little country store and restaurant. [Sonja Fox, 04/16/2019]

World's Largest Boiled Peanut.

World's Largest Boiled Peanut

A giant peanut is located at Cahill's Market and Chicken Kitchen.

[Brennan, 07/28/2017]

22 feet long, weighing nearly a half-ton, the one-of-a-kind plywood-and-spray-foam peanut stood at South of the Border until it was purchased by Cahill's Market in 2014. It was built by Jared Jester, Clayton Colleran, and Hannah Parrish for the Boiled Peanut Festival in Columbia, South Carolina, in 2013.