Dehydrated, fake, can't remember what is was, PB?

SoldierWife99

I've done searches, but I can't find the post about that Peanut Butter that was like a dry powder. I love PB, and would love to try this stuff, but like I said, I can't find that post!
Thanks!

karen4777

PB2 from Bell Plantation
http://www.bellplantation.com/

jamebugg

I've heard of this stuff, but never tried it. What's it like?

kdao

I am curious to know how this tastes too!

tonyaneka

I just purchased some from the store because it was only 45 calories for 2 tablespooons. I was pleasently suprised that it actually tasted good.

luv2ash

Its the best thing out there in regards to alternatives to PB. All that other stuff is crap. Especially that Walden Farms stuff--yuck!

The PB2 is great because you can take a spoon ful and put it in plain yogurt, and yummo. Or you can make peanut butter out of it and dip an apple in it. It really is pretty good.

SoldierWife99

Thank you everybody!

jenX1174

And it's not fake, it's real dehydrated peanuts with the oil sucked out of them -- according to their website. I will be ordering some tonight! :happy:

WindmillSong

I just picked up some PB2 chocolate from a local grocery store-there is a spot on the website, for a store finder, if you want to try and avoid online ordering-sometimes not always possible I know. The store that had it here (HyVee) was only showing 1 store carrying it, and there are 6 or 7 HyVee's in Sioux Falls.

Calicoskies

Its not fake, the ingredient list is peanuts, sugar and salt. They just remove the fat. Its pretty good stuff, but I can't eat it like real PB. I use it as a mix-in. I especially like it stirred into vanilla yogurt, like 3-4T of it...makes a thick yogurt that tastes like PB cheesecake.

jenX1174

Well, that's really annoying --- I'd have to go 200 miles to get the stuff. To order online, it's $10 for shipping! :grumble:

millerll

By the way - the commissary carries it.

daweezer

I love PB2 -- and it is great when baking /cooking - add into smoothies - anytime you would use regular peanut butter -- use PB2

wolfchild59

I think it tastes amazing, better than Better'n Peanut Butter, especially the chocolate version.

Just something to keep in mind, two tablespoons of the powder mix up to be kind of a mounded tablespoon of peanut butter. So to make a "normal" serving size of peanut butter you'd need four tablespoons of the dry mix and two tablespoons of water. Which is still only 90 calories compared to the 190-200 of regular peanut butter, so it's still awesome for that. Just thought I'd make sure that was clear for anyone looking into it.