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    PB2 Recipies?

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    • Posts: 1,851 Member
      Suppository.
    • Posts: 132 Member
      bump
    • Posts: 58 Member
      bump....
    • Posts: 10
      I bought an entire case of PB2 on walmart.com for about $70.
    • Posts: 72 Member
      bump!
    • Posts: 74 Member
      I like to eat it on whole grain waffles. Especially the kind with chocolate (same amount of calories) and top with sliced strawberries. Yum!

      Amazon has reasonably priced 2-packs
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      I tried with oatmeal and it was delicious. But you got to use milk and cook the PB2 too (I used to just add it after.. not the same).

      Or just mixed in with Greek yogurt. You can add some chocolate chips too. Yum.

      Look on the forums for a recipe for baked oatmeal that uses it too.
    • Posts: 1,951 Member
      I throw it out, and reach for my real Peanut Butter!
    • Posts: 145 Member
      I throw it out, and reach for my real Peanut Butter!

      Why is that?

      I can only think of a couple of reasons:

      -It doesn't taste as good (I can't argue with you about your opinion, but I think it tastes better tbh)
      -It's too processed (three ingredients, let me know what your real peanut butter label says)
      -You want the calories associated with "real" peanut butter (okay, why did you come in this thread?)

      I'll wait for an answer, hopefully you choose the easy way out and say it tastes gross.
    • Posts: 54 Member
      Bump. Just bought some and definitely need ideas.
    • Posts: 23 Member
      Recently saw this in the store and would like to have recipes too! Thanks.
    • Posts: 1,951 Member
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      Why is that?

      I can only think of a couple of reasons:

      -It doesn't taste as good (I can't argue with you about your opinion, but I think it tastes better tbh)
      -It's too processed (three ingredients, let me know what your real peanut butter label says)
      -You want the calories associated with "real" peanut butter (okay, why did you come in this thread?)

      I'll wait for an answer, hopefully you choose the easy way out and say it tastes gross.

      - it tastes terrible in my opinion
      - check my diary processed foods do not bother me at all
      - i don't want or need the calories associated with "real" peanut butter, I enjoy it so i eat it, almost daily. - it's the interwebs I came to offer my recipe which was to throw it out!

      ETA - why did you come to this thread?? I don't see where you have offered a recipe? Or did you just have to reply to my post?
    • Posts: 170 Member
      I'm going to have to come back to this thread! *drools*
    • Posts: 171 Member
      BUMP! Love this stuff, great ideas!
    • Posts: 20
      bump
    • Posts: 58 Member
      I eat my PB2 with the chocolate on my waffles, other than that I eat regular peanut butter.
    • Posts: 145 Member
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      - it tastes terrible in my opinion
      - check my diary processed foods do not bother me at all
      - i don't want or need the calories associated with "real" peanut butter, I enjoy it so i eat it, almost daily. - it's the interwebs I came to offer my recipe which was to throw it out!

      ETA - why did you come to this thread?? I don't see where you have offered a recipe? Or did you just have to reply to my post?

      I came here to get recipes, herp derp.

      Glad to see you took the easy way out btw.
    • Posts: 1,951 Member
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      I came here to get recipes, herp derp.

      Glad to see you took the easy way out btw.

      Not sure why an honest opinion about taste is considered the easy way out, but think what you will!
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