Oatmeal and Peanut Butter-YUCK!

kerrbear79
kerrbear79 Posts: 229 Member
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
I saw some people on here mention adding peanut butter to their oatmeal. I had never heard of doing that. I eat oatmeal almost every day for breakfast anyway and I LOVE peanut butter. Maybe it's just the kind I use but I tried it this morning and almost got sick it was so gross. I am currently eating the Quaker multi-grain and then used Peter Pan Whipped Creamy. Is there only a certain kind you are supposed to use? Seriously, it even smelled so bad I had to take it out of the room asap. Bleck!

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  • melsinct
    melsinct Posts: 3,512 Member
    Hahaha...last year a coworker of mine swore by the combo. I love oatmeal and PB separately so I gave it a try. It is DISGUSTING. I used all natural PB (ingredients are peanuts and salt) so I am thinking the combination of flavors just don't work for me.
  • sammybey
    sammybey Posts: 72 Member
    Interesting- I LOVE PB and oatmeal! I have Trader Joe's quick-cooking steel cut oats and their organic crunchy unsalted PB. Goes fantastic together. Sometimes I even cut up a banana or apple and throw it in there too. :)
  • Hearts_2015
    Hearts_2015 Posts: 12,032 Member
    Interesting- I LOVE PB and oatmeal! I have Trader Joe's quick-cooking steel cut oats and their organic crunchy unsalted PB. Goes fantastic together. Sometimes I even cut up a banana or apple and throw it in there too. :)
    :wink: :love: Love it too, perhaps mixing the Pb up more in the oats might help? I also sprinkle a bit of Cinnamon on mine, sometimes add a few raisins (sometimes I cook them in, sometimes not).

    Might be the combo simply isn't for everyone?:flowerforyou:
  • kdiamond
    kdiamond Posts: 3,329 Member
    Haha, I use Quaker Oats with Peter Pan Whipped also, but I prefer Skippy Natural. I think it tastes better.

    I definitely think this whole oatmeal/pb thing is an aquired taste...my husband thinks it is WAY gross.
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