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georgiag111
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How do you measure it? Currently I just guess roughly 2 TBS I mean do you all really measure in spoons and then spread it on bread or guess too ?
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Haha I know it's kind of annoying, but I actually always measure peanut butter in the measuring spoons. It can be a pain, but I don't wanna eat more of it than I should.0
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I measured it before putting it on my toast the first few times, until I got a feel for how well it covered the bread.0
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I used to actually dip in tablespoons and then spread it with a knife.
Now I just use a regular spoon and estimate.0 -
I put my spoon on a scale, clear the weight of the spoon, then add peanut butter. XD0
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I always measure in grams! Even with a measuring spoon, you can make an extra mound that you aren't counting! 16g = 1tbl0
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I do measure it with a spoon. Then you have to use your finger to get the rest off the spoon. I try to be as accurate as possible in my calculations. That is not easy like with the peanut butter. Do your best is all you can do.0
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I always weigh it or I overestimate. If I'm putting it on toast, the toast goes on the scale first, I hit the tare button, then I add the peanut butter until I get a serving by weight. Same story if it's coming to work with me in a container. Using the tablespoon method doesn't work for me.0
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I wish it came in a stick..like butter..haha!0
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I put my spoon on a scale, clear the weight of the spoon, then add peanut butter. XD
I do the same thing, put a plate and spoon on the scale, tare it, and then get peanut butter out with the spoon.
1 serving of peanut butter is never as much as I think it is0 -
I use a 1 TBS measuring spoon to scoop it out. I like to be accurate. It is too easy for me to cheat when guessing. Measuring keeps me honest0
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I put my spoon on a scale, clear the weight of the spoon, then add peanut butter. XD
Or... put the peanut butter jar on the scale, clear the weight then take the peanut better out with a knife to save washing up :-)0 -
I just use my measuring spoon I use PB2 its powder so easier to measure for me plus only 45 calories for 2tbs0
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Why so much fuss? you measure it once or twice, you'll always use approximately the same amount.
the 10-20 cal difference in how much you use day to day is not gonna save you anything :P0 -
Sigh I guess Ill start being good and do the same lol you all were suppose to say yes I take a short cut like you and dont blame you one bit for not wanting that extra step HAHA!!!0
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Good trick is to put the jar of PB on the scale, hit tare, scoop out what you want.. then the scale will say negative whatever.. like -16g. Then you know you have 1tbl on your spoon and you can feel at ease about licking the spoon clean! :bigsmile:0
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I wish it came in a stick..like butter..haha!
OHH perfect0 -
Good trick is to put the jar of PB on the scale, hit tare, scoop out what you want.. then the scale will say negative whatever.. like -16g. Then you know you have 1tbl on your spoon and you can feel at ease about licking the spoon clean! :bigsmile:
THANKS!!! that dont sound so bad when you put it that way0 -
I measured at first, so I could get a good feel, and now I don't bother, because I can guess it pretty well based on seeing previously.0
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I have a kitchen scale so I just measure it by grams. One serving is 32 grams according to my label.0
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I wish it came in a stick..like butter..haha!
That's actually a good idea... maybe they will eventually.0
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