Skippy and Jiffy peanut butter?

[RockDiscipline]

i know that these peanut butters aren't as good for you since they're not natural.

but can i include them in a bulk? if not as a normal meal routine, a cheating meal they would be fine right?

 

[PreMier]

Yea, they are fine. There were some debates on this a while back.

 

[P-funk]

even though it was debated i would shy away from things with trans fat.

 

[PreMier]

 

[Cardinal]

Skippy, now that is some good stuff right there, long as its crunchy. See, if its crunchy that makes all the trans fat in it okay.

Seriously though, I would just go for almond or cashew butter. You'll never go back to peanuts.

 

[Jodi]

Do you ever wonder why skippy or jif peanut butter doesn't separate? Or why it can stay on the shelf so long and not require fridgeration? Yup, trans fat

 

[PreMier]

Do I need to refrigerate my natty PB? Shit..

 

[P-funk]

Do I need to refrigerate my natty PB? Shit..

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[PreMier]

That was a serious question! Man, I have been eating too much of the other shit, so I thought it would be ok to sit on the shelf

 

[Emma-Leigh]

That was a serious question! Man, I have been eating too much of the other shit, so I thought it would be ok to sit on the shelf

Yes, you need to refridgerate it - not only to stop it from seperating, but to help prevent the oils from going rancid.

 

[ApacheBL]

JIF = so bad, and yet, ssssoooooooo ggooooddddd. Now you got me jonesing for it

 

[Velvet]

Yes, you need to refridgerate it - not only to stop it from seperating, but to help prevent the oils from going rancid.

Unless you are like me and it's empty before it has a chance to go rancid

 

[NipsMG]

Uh oh.

I never refrigerate mine either.

Maybe I should start?

 

[ReelBigFish]

I don't know but this is the best peanut butter i've ever had.

haha....but on their site it says that they have a natty pb that coming out that will be shelf stable??? hmm..

 

[PreMier]

Put mine in the fridge.. its been on the shelf 2 weeks. Still tastes fine

 

[musclepump]

Adam's peanut butter for me, and yes, IN THE FRIDGE!

 

[LAM]

That was a serious question! Man, I have been eating too much of the other shit, so I thought it would be ok to sit on the shelf

it depends on how long it takes you to finish the jar. I've been eating natty pb off the shelf for about 28 years. no problems here

 

[PreMier]

My jar is close to gone. Im going to estimate between 3-4 weeks. I liked it on the shelf better, in the fridge it gets hard.

 

[doeslayer]

Maranatha brand from costco in a twin pack is a little better than adams in my opinion.

 

[Cardinal]

I have definitely never had to use the fridge. I can count on my fingers the number of times that the peanut butter jar has lasted more than 24 hours once opened.

 

[BritChick]

Put mine in the fridge.. its been on the shelf 2 weeks. Still tastes fine

Hey it could be worse... I think I told you Rod's mum sends care packages weekly of all sorts of stuff, I keep telling Rod he's got to tell her to stop sending perishables because we can't keep up. Last weekend I threw out about 15 jars of natural peanut butter with an expiry date sometime in 2003, I decided to check the two open jars in the fridge that Rod is working on, yup 2003, he's says they taste great!

(Hmmm... I wonder if this is why he's been off work with a stomach upset for the past four days! lol)

 

[sara]

Peter Pan!!!!
j/k I would get my Peanut butter from natural super market

 

[musclepump]

NOTHING is better than Adam's!

 

[sabre81]

i havent ever refridgerated my nat PB. So far so good

 

[thajeepster]

i had a question on adams natural pb, its listed as 210 cals per 2 tbsp, but every other natty pb ive seen is 190? Where is the extra 20 cals coming from? Do they add more oil or something?

 

[KentDog]

My natural peanut butter is 210 calories as well (Smucker's - tastes great!).

 

[thajeepster]

yeah, kinda strange.

 

[thajeepster]

whats ur guys' opinions on sesame butter (tahini)? Is that just as good as peanut butter? or even almond butter for that matter.