Place to have pecans shelling in Houston/SE Texas area?

[Greenheadless]

Anyone know of a place in the Houston or SE Texas area that shells whole pecans?

Thanks!

[droebuck]

Dilorio's in Hempstead is who I use.

[rtp]

I didnt even know this was a thing. Im having a house built on a few acres that has about 25-30 large pecan trees on it. I'll have to keep this in mind for next year. Most of them have the small native pecans but a couple are producing some good size ones.

[Roman AB]

John Panzarella in lake jackson

[ATI]

depends on how you pronounce it....
Pee-Cans
or
P'cons

[FireNguns]

I didnt even know this was a thing. Im having a house built on a few acres that has about 25-30 large pecan trees on it. I'll have to keep this in mind for next year. Most of them have the small native pecans but a couple are producing some good size ones.

You could have a bunch of money there. Buyers will pay around $1.50 per pound for raw pecans.
Might be worth looking into having a company come shake them for you once a year. Free cash.

[rtp]

You could have a bunch of money there. Buyers will pay around $1.50 per pound for raw pecans.
Might be worth looking into having a company come shake them for you once a year. Free cash.

Even Better!

[Man]

I believe the Canino Farmers market on Airline has pecan shelling machines up front you can use.

2520 Airline Dr, Houston, TX 77009

[Greenheadless]

Dilorio's in Hempstead is who I use.

Do they give you back whole halves or cracked shells and you still have to finish the job? About how much is their service?

Thanks.

[droebuck]

I think it's 1.00 a pound and they just crack them, you have to shell them.

[Greenheadless]

Thanks.

[AntlerCollector]

Kids?

[BigThicketBoy]

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[Leemo]

Peach Creek Country Market
Wharton, Texas

[18ncs]

I didnt even know this was a thing. Im having a house built on a few acres that has about 25-30 large pecan trees on it. I'll have to keep this in mind for next year. Most of them have the small native pecans but a couple are producing some good size ones.

Growing up we had a tree with seedlings. They were great but tough to crack and pick but were excellent.

You might think about donating your crop to a Boy or Girl Scout Troop or maybe a youth group at your Church. They can use them as a fundraiser.

depends on how you pronounce it....
Pee-Cans
or
P'cons

Now you know...