Which brand Peanut Butter do you bros eat?

[lilkhmerkid4u]

Been using Natural More..it's good and all but having to stir ...gets messy and ****

[KobiDC]

I'll generally go with any peanut butter as long as it doesn't have hydrogenated oils.

[gbullock32]

PB&CO for the flavored ones (Dark Chocolate Dreams, and White Chocolate Wonderful mostly), and Jiff Natural or Great Value Natural for regular, both of those do not need stirring.

[Varrius]

I eat Teddie's chunky unsalted, it's pretty delicious and has precisely one ingredient, peanuts.

And just to respond to the "oil at the top" grosses me out thing, I'm going to lay a bit of science on you. The unsaturated fats that are so prevalent in nut butters are naturally oily, where chemically saturated fats are more likely to be a solid (think of the difference between how liquidy olive oil is vs coconut oil which contains a high percent of saturated fat). This is due to the presence of hydrogen atoms bound to the fat molecules (polyunsaturated means there are no hydrogens bound to the fats whereas monounsaturated has one hydrogen molecule). Saturated fats are completely saturated with hydrogen. The presence of these hydrogen molecules not only affect the natural state of the fats, but also affects how our bodies break them down and the fat's smoking points (how hot you can get them before they burn).

Trans fat is poly and monounsaturated fat that has been hydrogenized, which means through processing hydrogen molecules have been bound to these fats. This changes their molecular structures, causing these fats to become more solid and increases the oil's smoking points. Trans fat is not natural and is therefore difficult for our bodies to utilize and are obviously evil and need to be destroyed. Trans fat is useful for the food industry, however, as oils with trans fats can be used for frying foods (these oils generally taste better than those oils that have smoking points that are naturally high enough to be able to be used for the frying process) and these fats get rid of that "gross oil" that rises to the top of natural peanut butter.

So the next time you see that oil, know that it's simply a sign that you aren't intaking unnatural hydrogen atoms attached to the poly and monounsaturated fats found in peanuts. Also, you may say that there is no trans fat on regular peanut butter's nutrition facts. In reality the food industry is allowed to round down the grams of trans fat per serving as long as it is below .5g (I believe that is the right number). So if you eat 4 tbsp of peanut butter, you are actually getting about a gram of trans fat.

Just figured I'd provide the knowledge, although I don't think one gram of trans fat a day will kill you if you really can't stand the oil.

[Merial20]

My go to PBS are naturally Moore, pb and co, and smuckers. I recently discovered crave pb where they make awesome flavors. Cookie nookie is the bomb

[Jtbny]

PB&CO for the flavored ones (Dark Chocolate Dreams, and White Chocolate Wonderful mostly)

This OP. I could, and have, smashed a jar in one night.

[SelfMotivated]

PB&CO for the flavored ones (Dark Chocolate Dreams, and White Chocolate Wonderful mostly)

They also have maple, honey, regular, and cinnamon raisin flavors. PB&Co. is the PB king, you don't need anything else.

[JDemakis88]

Teddie All-Natural Smooth (salted or unsalted); stuff is fantastic!

[ProtO]

Eating this at moment, but usually get the Peanut Butter that they do.

[jubjubrsx]

not sure if you consider it peanut butter...but i always do PB2.......other then that PB&co is just awesome stuff almost candy though.

[JohnGalt25]

Kirkland brand natural peanut butter, ingredients: peanuts,salt. You have to stir though, but if you stir it once the first time and then keep it in the fridge, you're all good

[Brofessor]

I like the Skippy Natural with Honey. It doesn't really separate much and tastes so good.

[AAOBob]

Peanut butter comes in flavors?

What sort of abomination is this?

The best part about peanut butter is that it tastes like peanut butter.

[Touchless21]

P28 Signature Blend. Very good and has 14g of protein per serving.

[OoChadwickoO]

Bros would eat PB2

I eat a local brand, that mixes peanut butter, cashew butter, and almond butter with nutella and caramel swirls (:

[desslok]

PB&CO for the flavored ones (Dark Chocolate Dreams, and White Chocolate Wonderful mostly), and Jiff Natural or Great Value Natural for regular, both of those do not need stirring.

That's because they are "spreads" not peanut butter.

[lilkhmerkid4u]

Is Natural More a lot better than skippy's/jif/pb and co since it has all that added stuff? or is it all same same?

[FattyMcTubbs]

Eating this at moment, but usually get the Peanut Butter that they do.

jelly
LOve cashews, must find

[enkoman]

Earth Balance PB and coconut spread. /thread

[shesprints]

I grew up on Skippy and I stand by it. Yes, I know it has additives. But I also only eat 9-16g at a time.

Now, when it comes to OTHER nut butters I grind my own! Make my own roasted almond butter, make my own hazelnut butter (which I may then mix with dark chocolate for an, imho, better version of nutella).

And yet my palate is so unsophisticated about peanut butter.

[softpounder]

I'm cheap. Kraft Extra Smooth is what I got.

[kenny85]

Smuckers all natty

[ronliga21]

It's all about that CR PBCO!!!

[cptfreddie]

Crazy Richards I'd say is my favorite and by far one of the healthiest. The oil means you're eating something that's bad for you and fatty!

And FYI Smuckers and JIFF "All Natural" are not anything natural they are fatty!

[uncommonworker]

Crazy Richards I'd say is my favorite and by far one of the healthiest. The oil means you're eating something that's bad for you and fatty!

And FYI Smuckers and JIFF "All Natural" are not anything natural they are fatty!

check the ingredients on smuckers if you mean smuckers natural
PEANUTS, CONTAINS 1% OR LESS OF SALT. there they are copy and pasted for you no oils brah

[FiveEleven180]

Kirkland brand natural peanut butter, ingredients: peanuts,salt. You have to stir though, but if you stir it once the first time and then keep it in the fridge, you're all good

Second this. Just stir it well when you first open it, and make sure to store it in the fridge to keep the oils from seperating. The kirkland pb from Costco is pretty damn good.

Wholefood's 365 pb is amazing too

[jaredmus]

Earth Balance PB and coconut spread. /thread

agree that is really good
SMuckers Crunchy is good naturally more is killer too
Mara natha butters are good as well just pricey

[ThousandEyes]

Crazy Richards I'd say is my favorite and by far one of the healthiest. The oil means you're eating something that's bad for you and fatty!

And FYI Smuckers and JIFF "All Natural" are not anything natural they are fatty!

so you're trying to drain the fat from PB....wat

[dbman4]

I'm cheap. Kraft Extra Smooth is what I got.

Same

[Hunttarded]

Has to be PB&Co.