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What to do with PB2

lemur_lady
Posts: 350 Member
I have seen lots of people on here singing the praises of PB2 so I though I would check it out and have just ordered myself some.
Apart from sticking it on toast what else can I use it for?
Apart from sticking it on toast what else can I use it for?

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I use it in plain yogurt. Just put the PB2 powder straight into the yogurt and don't mix it with water.0
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It's great mixed in with a chocolate protein powder shake. It's just like having a Reese's peanut butter cup!0
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I use it in smoothies, protein shakes, mixed in with oatmeal, and of course on stuff , like bread, celery, etc..0
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Slice apples and dip them in the PB2 powder.0
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Can you use PB2 in baking instead of peanut butter?0
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I'm a peanut butter addict (usually eating it straight out of the jar!) so I love PB2 because I can get the flavor without all the calories.
I use the powder in smoothies, to flavor plain greek yogurt, and oatmeal. There's a regular and chocolate version.
However, I don't like it mixed with water to actually make peanut butter. I eat an organic peanut butter instead. But that's just personal preference.
Not sure about baking. I don't see why if you mixed it with water to make peanut butter then used it in your recipe it wouldn't turn out fine. I wouldn't just use the powder though as I assume the recipe needs the moisture and consistency that peanut butter would provide.0 -
I love the chocolate pb2 on bananas. Yum! I don't like the plain pb2 as peanut butter but it's great in a protein powder smoothie.0
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Usually I mix it into my pb&j smoothie (made with greek yogurt, milk, pb2, banana and strawberries), and on occasion I've used it in cooking. That has turned out well. I haven't baked with it yet, but there are lots of recipes floating around online, so it looks like people have had success with baking it.0
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Thanks guys
Will definately try it in a protein shake when it arrives.
Maybe i'll experiment with baking with it and add some recipes on here0 -
I also enjoy spreading it on plain rice cakes. This is especially good with the chocolate pb2.0
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I mix it in plain or vanilla Greek yogurt and dip apples in it...yum!!!0
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It goes in my morning smoothie: Such as
Spinach
Coconut Milk
Strawberries
Banana (Frozen)
Pb2
Maca Powder
Chia Seeds0 -
I may or may not have added some on top of a brownies before putting them in to bake. They may or may not have been very tasty!0
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I've mixed it with oatmeal and Greek yogurt as suggested.
It is also amazing if you like overnight oats. I do 1/2 cup oatmeal, 1 cup almond milk, 1 T PB2 and 1 T chia seeds. Then in the morning I add a banana. Or blueberries. Or raisins. Y'know, whatever.
I've been wondering if it would be good to make a Thai peanut sauce more peanut buttery...0 -
Updating my post. I just made a concoction in a blender, poured into a bowl and put it in the freezer. It tasted just like reeses pieces. I'm hoping it will be similar to ice cream when I pull it out of the freezer tonight for my evening snack.
2 tbsp pb2
2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
1 banana
3/4 cup skim milk
1 tbsp of stevia (optional)
3 ice cubes
200 or so calories depending on the size of your banana0 -
Updating my post. I just made a concoction in a blender, poured into a bowl and put it in the freezer. It tasted just like reeses pieces. I'm hoping it will be similar to ice cream when I pull it out of the freezer tonight for my evening snack.
2 tbsp pb2
2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
1 banana
3/4 cup skim milk
1 tbsp of stevia (optional)
3 ice cubes
200 or so calories depending on the size of your banana
That sounds really tasty! Let us know how it turned out!0 -
I use the choc one in my porridge each morning but only 6g as that's enough for me.0
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Protein Balls
I mix it with equal quantities protein powder, unsweetened cocoa and oatmeal, then add a little cinnamon and stevia. I add water until it's moist and roll teaspoonfuls in coconut for delicious protein balls.
Satay Sauce for Stirfry
I add Kecap manis (sweet soy), coconut milk, chilli flakes and pb2 made up with water.0 -
Maybe I'm an oddball but I do like it plain. It's not as good as real PB, mind you, but still pretty satisfying. It reminds me of the filling of peanut butter cups.
I also put it in oatmeal and that is excellent.0 -
Where did you order it? It's always out of stock at my local grocery store.0
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After I tried it out from my local store, I went online and bought it in bulk from amazon.0
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Where did you order it? It's always out of stock at my local grocery store.
Im from the UK and as far as I know no where sells it. I bought it off amazon0 -
I just bought some from my grocery store today and added a teaspoon in to my protein shake to try...pretty good!
A coworker told me she put some in plain greek yogurt and let it sit in the fridge for a bit and it was great...so I am going to try that too.
Other than that, I'm a total PB2 newbie.0 -
Yay for these ideas! I just bought a jar (Target carries it here in Silicon Valley!!) and I love greek yogurt, so that I'll have to try. I haven't really gotten into smoothies yet, but might try spreading it on apple slices....0
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Mix it in oatmeal, smoothies, put it on fruit.
Anything you would use PB for.
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