PB2 Powdered Peanut Butter + Greek Yogurt

itsMcKay

I know this isn't news, but I finally got around to trying it!

I just mixed 12 g. (2 Tbsp.) of PB2 powdered peanut butter into 227 g. (1 cup) of nonfat plain greek yogurt with a packet of splenda.

MY GOD. It is so good. It certainly has the flavor and tang of the greek yogurt but 3x as much protein as peanut butter and way fewer calories: 190 TOTAL, whereas 2 Tbsp. of regular peanut butter alone is 190!

It was so thick and creamy and VERY peanut buttery.

UPSIDE: I feel like I just ate a jar of peanut butter!

DOWNSIDE: I feel like I just ate a jar of peanut butter.

While I likely won't eat it on its own like that again, it'd be great for spreads, mixes and toppings. Dip some celery or apples in it, for sure.

TeaBea

I like Greek, PB2 and Grapenuts cereal. Crunchy & nutty.

PB2 is great mixed in oatmeal too. I like to use maple syrup as the sweetener, maple & peanut butter...yum.

Queenmunchy

I just made a peanut sauce with peanut flour to mix with my plain steamed chicken and broccoli from Chinese takeout last night.

worldofalice

Thanks for the idea, I'm trying to up my protein and love PB but find it a bit scary, so will definitely be trying this! Reckon it would work with soy yoghurt?

ka97

It's even better with the chocolate PB2!

Alluminati

If you add a bit of Hershey's Dark Chocolate powder and a Splenda packet, it takes it to another level.

itsMcKay

worldofalice wrote: »

Thanks for the idea, I'm trying to up my protein and love PB but find it a bit scary, so will definitely be trying this! Reckon it would work with soy yoghurt?

I would imagine so.

itsMcKay

Alluminati wrote: »

If you add a bit of Hershey's Dark Chocolate powder and a Splenda packet, it takes it to another level.

I know they make a chocolate PB2, also. I just happened to see this jar of plain at Costco for $5 so I snagged it.

That sounds really good.

itsMcKay

Queenmunchy wrote: »

I just made a peanut sauce with peanut flour to mix with my plain steamed chicken and broccoli from Chinese takeout last night.

The savory applications interest me the most. I love a good satay.