Peanut Butter

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  • angie_sample
    angie_sample Posts: 190
    Peanut Butter Jelly Time....Peanut Butter Jelly Time......


    haha love it!
  • amuhlou
    amuhlou Posts: 693 Member
    PB2

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CFsQFjAA&url=http://bellplantation.com/&ei=bxCHT6_EBsqN8AH11eytCA&usg=AFQjCNEPPPEIshHAhqf9rPaAhjLAjNvtyw
  • kristi012173
    kristi012173 Posts: 37
    Where can you find the Better n peanut butter brand?
  • MissAmyB80
    MissAmyB80 Posts: 159 Member
    Peter Pan has a "Whipped Creamy" peanut butter that has 1/3 less sugar. 2 tbsp = 150 calories.

    this is what I use...Im a PB *kitten* :)

    Us PB *kitten* stick together!!! I eat it EVERY day. Multiple times a day. I love PB2 and Better'n Peanut Butter - and keep a HUGE stock of both.
  • tammykoon
    tammykoon Posts: 298 Member
    I just got back from the kitchen where I was enjoying a spoon of almond butter!
  • DAM_Fine
    DAM_Fine Posts: 1,227 Member
    Lately I've heard nothing but absolute RAVE reviews for PB2, and especially the chocolate variety. Here's a link to the nutrition information - you can get to the rest of the site from there. It might be something you should seriously look into - I know I intend to.

    http://bellplantation.com/nutrition
  • 1sweetpea70
    1sweetpea70 Posts: 48 Member
    I just started buying my pnb from Whole Foods Market. It literally just ground up peanuts. No added salt or sugar. It is, to me, a great substitute for my love of Skippy Natural. Its like 160 cals for 2 tbsp.
  • UponThisRock
    UponThisRock Posts: 4,519 Member
    Where can you find the Better n peanut butter brand?

    they shouldn't be allowed to name their brand something that isn't possible
  • UsedToBeHusky
    UsedToBeHusky Posts: 15,228 Member
    What's with the hatin' on the peanut butter? Peanut butter is very nutritious.
  • tangal88
    tangal88 Posts: 689
    Love Peanut Butter and have a tablespoon everyday with my oatmeal, also have it with Granny Smiths as a snack.

    The PB2 is great also, though I do not like it reconstituted.

    But I use it in powder form as a n Apple Dipper or in Oatmeal also - if I do not have enough calories left in my day for the full oil version. Also nice in protein shakes, over ice cream etc.

    I keep both on hand, depending on my needs.

    Have some Almond Butter two, both reg and Chocolate, but cal content is close to the same, and I tend not to really eat it very often.
  • TXRobinD
    TXRobinD Posts: 15 Member
    One of my favorite snacks is to take some granola (the cereal kind has less calories) and put it in a bowl with a TBSP or 2 of peanut butter (depending on calories needing to use) and then put it in the microwave for about 30 seconds. The peanut butter gets soft and when you stir it , it coats all the granola and make a super yummy snack!!! A scoop of peanut butter with a hershey's kiss (only 20 calories) is also a great ending to a day.
  • hkatrobos
    hkatrobos Posts: 49
    mmm peanut butter is just yummy goodness! High in fat but good fat I think? It all depends on your calorie and macro goals whether you can fit it in or not... I actually eat peanut butter in order to reach my calorie goals so that I'm not under. >>>>> 1 slice whole wheat toast w/ 2 tbs pb and .5 tbs honey... nom nom
  • spazofthedead
    spazofthedead Posts: 175 Member
    Right? But peanut butter is so delicious... so it's okay. haha. Another question I'd like to pose is: Why does Avocado have to have so much fat in it???? I know it's good fat, but still!

    I eat avocados *because* of the fat! Haha.

    Love PB too. I'll have a TBSP or so of it before and after a workout. Sometimes with a glass of milk too if I'm short on protein before a workout.
  • warmachinejt
    warmachinejt Posts: 2,162 Member
    Its composition is mostly fat and fat is denser in calories than carbs or proteins. I also love PB and I have it everyday. I also tried PB2 on my morning shake but i didn't like it in PB sandwiches.
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