Nutella vs Peanut Butter
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How about you make fresh peanut butter.
peanuts unsalted
water
vanilla extract
cinammon0 -
If you read the labels on both, the differences are very clear. Protein, sugar, fat . . .
Both taste good, all things in moderation, but PB is the best bang for your buck.0 -
How is almond butter?
AWESOME!0 -
Peanutbutter and Nutella... NOM NOM NOM!!!0
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Nutella has a ton of sugar compared to most peanut butters.0
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NUTELLA IS NOT FOOD, IT'S AN ICING!!! (Okay no more yelling). Nutella has very little nutritional value compared to natural nut butters, so with that said, in moderation, Nutella is wonderful as a treat, but if you don't like icing on your toast every morning, stick with the PB.0
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Nutella is just a fave on here, so that's why you hear about it a lot. Honestly, I've never heard of it until I started reading the boards regularly. I liked it, but it's not something I can see myself eating on a regular basis - too sweet for me. Peanut butter is "better" to me because it has less sugar and more protein than Nutella. I also couldn't see myself spreading Nutella on crackers but I certainly can with PB.
Both together is very good though. -_-0 -
Peanut butter is better (as long as you watch to get something that's NOT full of sugar) but I really LOVE nutella...probably just because I enjoy chocolate so much. :P0
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For those who say nutella has too many unnatural ingredients and sugar (which I agree with) how about making your own?
http://tastykitchen.com/recipes/special-dietary-needs/gluten-free/homemade-nutella/
This recipe uses agave nectar but some people really hate it. I don't see why a simple syrup of your sweetener of choice, or honey, wouldn't be just as effective.0 -
Why choose? Peanut butter + nutella = YUM...
Nutritionally, natural peanut butter... (not the processed junk)0 -
Bump.... Peanut butter is hands down my love! I'm ticked the prices are expected to triple!0
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I love them both - but seeing as they are so high in calories they are a no-no for me. They just ake up too much of my daily calorie allowance to be worth it!0
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How is almond butter?
I love the almond butter...it is a healthier nut. I have a place close by that has a machine right there that grinds it fresh, its awesome and I KNOW nothing extra is getting in there0 -
I am surprised I haven't seen anyone post anything about PB2. If you haven't heard, PB2 is a powdered peanut butter and it's awesome! I first learned of it from a nutritionist a few years ago and I've been so thankful for it. I get to enjoy my peanut butter without throwing my diet out of whack!
PB2 is powder so you simply measure out a serving, adding water, mix and enjoy. It's 80% less fat & calories than standard peanut butter, but ALL the flavor & texture of real. I've been using it for a few years now and I love it. I use it on toast & it's great for making homemade protein bars.
Google: PB2 for more info. You can purchase at a variety of well known websites (Amazon.com) and local store distribution is on the rise too. The maker's website is here: http://www.bellplantation.com
Traditional 2 Tbsp – 190 calories Calories from fat - 130 Saturated fat – 3 grams
*PB2 2 Tbsp – 45 calories Calories from fat – 13 Saturated fat – 0 grams0 -
Love Nutella but I can't keep it in the house, too tempting. I might try this recipe for the sake of research :bigsmile:
I just browsed through a bunch of homemade Nutella recipes and liked the look of this one the best. The blogger pointed out that the LA Times printed a very similar recipe. The LA Times recipe has the calorie info so here are both links.
http://www.sugoodsweets.com/blog/2005/12/nutella/
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/feb/11/food/la-fo-nutellarec11a-2009feb110 -
pb is just more versatile. Nutella on apples would just be odd... its good on bananas but pb is something you can do a lot more with if you dont want chocolate. Its like comparing chocolate milk to milk. Sure you can use chocolate milk with lots of stuff but its not a base like milk is0
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NUTELLA IS NOT FOOD, IT'S AN ICING!!! (Okay no more yelling). Nutella has very little nutritional value compared to natural nut butters, so with that said, in moderation, Nutella is wonderful as a treat, but if you don't like icing on your toast every morning, stick with the PB.
So growing up all the fat kids in class ate nutella sandwiches. That was a huge red flag for me!
I've tried it before and it is so amazingly delicious !! If you want some just eat tiny bits. Its not good for weight loss.... it IS like icing, its a dessert!! Go for peanut butter... but better yet go for the really nutritious one: Almond butter0 -
Depends on the type of peanut butter. I suggest you look into a more healthy alternative. Even sunbutter, while equal in calories, has a lot more nutritional benifits over most kinds of peanut butter. Just the same, powder mix peanut butter is 1/3 the amount of calories of regular peanut butter0
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PB + Nutella + banana = Heaven nom nom :bigsmile:0
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