PB2 (powdered peanut butter)... Any good?

sarahwebb81
sarahwebb81 Posts: 46
edited October 1 in Recipes
I saw this mentioned on another post and was curious. Apparently PB2 is a powdered peanut butter that you mix with water (or jelly or honey) to reconstitute. It's only about 50 calories for 2 tbsp compared to regular peanut butter which has 180-200 calories for the same amount. I'm thinking of trying it, but would like to hear some opinions on it before I spend the money (I hear you have to order it online because it's hard to find in stores.)

Has anyone tried this?

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  • photorific
    photorific Posts: 577 Member
    I :heart: :heart: :heart: it!

    BTW - I just reconstitute with water.
  • lbeasey
    lbeasey Posts: 254 Member
    bump
  • bigjoe68
    bigjoe68 Posts: 2 Member
    I tried it yesterday, its pretty good and work well for PB alternative! Give it a try and see if you like it.
  • pa_jorg
    pa_jorg Posts: 4,404 Member
    read this review recently:
    http://www.dailygarnish.com/2010/09/powdered-peanut-butter-a-review-taste-test.html
  • kmparks24
    kmparks24 Posts: 198
    I want to give this a try too!
  • dayzeerock
    dayzeerock Posts: 918 Member
    It's amazing! Great to put in smoothies and homemade sweets and stuff, too!
  • SueInAz
    SueInAz Posts: 6,592 Member
    I can't really eat it alone; it has a slightly burnt aftertaste and I despise that taste of burnt food. But it's really good when added to a smoothie or even with jelly on a sandwich.
  • sleepytexan
    sleepytexan Posts: 3,138 Member
    LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!! get it!
  • seamonky
    seamonky Posts: 4
    I use it in my protein shakes and love its flavor But, I don't really care for it mixed with water to use as a spreadable peanut butter.
  • TeaBea
    TeaBea Posts: 14,517 Member
    I like it. The flavor is good, the texture not so much. Don't try to use it on toast.

    This is good as a dip (apples) or in a smoothie or (my personal fave) in oatmeal.

    Netrition.com is the same price as Bell Plantation. But, Netrition has cheaper shipping and allows you to buy just one or two jars. I also purchased Better'n Peanut Butter from Netrition (no Trader Joes in my area) - this is also low cal peanut butter option. Better'n PB is ok, I can use it on toast.
  • MrsCon40
    MrsCon40 Posts: 2,351 Member
    I LOVE IT. But I only use it as flavoring (like in my protein shakes) and not as a PB replacement - only because I neeeeeeeed chunky peanut butter in my life.
  • tanyaMax
    tanyaMax Posts: 524 Member
    BUMP!!!
  • joejccva71
    joejccva71 Posts: 2,985 Member
    Anything peanut butter is just full of win.
  • LisaKyle11
    LisaKyle11 Posts: 662 Member
    i need to try it. i adore PB... eat it pretty much every day...a couple times a day!
  • juleseybaby
    juleseybaby Posts: 712 Member
    Hmmmm - might be easier to mix into a protein shake...
  • albali
    albali Posts: 225 Member
    I have read about this and heard all about it on here! It sounds delightful (I speak as someone who regularly finds a way to get peanut butter into my calorie count per day!) However, I live in the UK and it is only available by mail order from the US. It has to be shipped in quite a large load and shipping is pricey! Otherwise, I would DEFINITELY be eating it DAILY!!!!
  • runningathena
    runningathena Posts: 218 Member
    I must try this.... I eat TJ's creamy natural PB pretty much every day (it's great on a multigrain waffle or double fiber English muffin with honey and cinnamon sugar, just sayin') but I'm sick of vanilla protein powder so this would be an excellent alternative in smoothies! Thanks for posting all the great tips!
  • josterhaus
    josterhaus Posts: 9
    It is sooo amazing!!! It's not nearly as creamy as regular peanut butter, but when trying to watch calories it's perfect!!! I ordered mine online, but have started seeing it at my local Dillon's and HyVee!!! :)
  • donkeygrl
    donkeygrl Posts: 11 Member
    It is Super good! Not as sweet maybe but tastes like roasted peanuts :-)
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