There’s something deeply satisfying about a full box of peaches on your kitchen counter. Maybe it’s the sweet smell that fills the house. Maybe it’s knowing that you’ve got snacks, meals, and desserts covered for the week. Or maybe it’s the simple fact that buying in bulk just makes sense—especially for families.

As prices rise and schedules stay packed, more families are turning to bulk buying as a way to stretch their budget, cut down on store trips, and eat better at home. And when it comes to peaches, buying a 25lb box (or the Tour Special) delivers all the same benefits—and then some.

Here’s why a big box of peaches might be one of the smartest, most joyful purchases you make this summer:

It’s better for your wallet

Buying peaches in bulk means a lower cost per pound than grocery store fruit—and a higher quality, just-off-the-tree taste. With a 25lb box or the Tour Special, you’re getting a better deal and better fruit.

It saves time

Fewer store trips = more time for what matters. Stocking up means you’ve always got something fresh and delicious on hand, whether it’s for lunchboxes, last-minute desserts, or quick summer dinners.

It’s less wasteful

Fewer individual containers, less plastic packaging, and peaches that don’t sit on a shelf for weeks. You can freeze, can, or share your fruit and make sure every bite counts.

It encourages planning

When your counter is full of peaches, you start thinking ahead. Smoothies, crisps, cobblers, salads. Bulk fruit nudges you toward home-cooked meals—and that usually means healthier, more meaningful eating.

It turns into a shared experience

Preserving peaches with your kids. Baking cobbler for the neighbors. Dropping off a bag to someone who needs a little sweetness. Buying in bulk creates moments you wouldn’t have with just one or two pieces of fruit.

And unlike buying a giant pack of paper towels, a box of peaches feels like a celebration. It’s a smart decision and a joyful one. That’s our favorite kind.

For some inspiration on how to use your 25lbs (or 50lbs!) of peaches, check out these other resources below:

• Learn how to make your peaches last with our freezing & canning instructions. 
• Make a delicious peach jam so your family has peaches on demand for weeks. 
  
• Check out our recipe page for more ideas on how to incorporate peaches into your weekly meals.