Best Natty Peanut Butter Brand?

[AdamWW]

Looking for anyone's ideas.

I seem to always buy Adam's Crunchy, Santa Cruz Organic Crunchy, or Once Again Organic Crunchy

[Bosko]

Skippy...Im not picky

[Zschnack87]

I tend to stick away from peanut butter but my wife loves Smucker's natural creamy peanut butter on her Bananas.

[AdamWW]

Skippy...Im not picky

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Natty only sir =o)

[Bosko]

Natty only sir =o)

Was that not your question in this thread???

[AdamWW]

Was that not your question in this thread???

Does it have added oils?

[desslok]

I usually get the Laura Scudders, especially like the taste of the organic crunchy. Though recently I am really digging Target’s brand Good & Gather(the crunchy almond butter is good too). If I go to Trader Joes my favorite there is their organic Valencia peanut butter. If I go to Whole Foods, the 365 brand is good too.

[Strawng]

Was that not your question in this thread???

This. HNNNNNNNNNG! You also can't go wrong with going somewhere like your local farmer's market to try their natural selections. This is where I tend to get my pb.

[AdamWW]

This. HNNNNNNNNNG! You also can't go wrong with going somewhere like your local farmer's market to try their natural selections. This is where I tend to get my pb.

Yeah I just try and limit palm oil if I can, tho I suppose a small amount isn’t a big deal.

One thing about the Jif and Skippy natural ones that I don’t like all the time is that it’s hard to ‘drizzle’ them because of the added palm oil as well... which is usually how I top my proatmeal

[Strawng]

Yeah I just try and limit palm oil if I can, tho I suppose a small amount isn’t a big deal.

One thing about the Jif and Skippy natural ones that I don’t like all the time is that it’s hard to ‘drizzle’ them because of the added palm oil as well... which is usually how I top my proatmeal

I always get my pb for my proatmeal from a farmer’s market near me. It’s very easy to drizzle & has no added oil. There’s no brand but I’m sure there’s similar markets out there in Seattle? Those markets are the best because there’s obviously 0 added oil or anything else.

[AdamWW]

I always get my pb for my proatmeal from a farmer’s market near me. It’s very easy to drizzle & has no added oil. There’s no brand but I’m sure there’s similar markets out there in Seattle? Those markets are the best because there’s obviously 0 added oil or anything else.

Actually the place near me has a machine where you can grind it fresh on the spot!

[Strawng]

Actually the place near me has a machine where you can grind it fresh on the spot!

Same. They grind it up right there just to prove how damn natty it really is. I take it you've found your answer?

[AdamWW]

Same. They grind it up right there just to prove how damn natty it really is. I take it you've found your answer?

Yeah I always pass it without even thinking. One time, I kid you not, they had peanuts AND chocolate chips in it... chocolate chip peanut butter... hnnnnng

[snailsrus]

Raleys here has a machine that grinds the peanut butter from roasted peanuts right in front of you to order. Pretty awesome and I’m not even a peanut butter person

Looks like where you live town and country market does that
[https://shop.townandcountrymarkets.c...05684707532251

And the central co-op in Tacoma

[radrd]

Was that not your question in this thread???

This but creamy only crew. Good stuff!

[Omni]

Trader Joes Valencia Peanut Butter is my #1 followed by Its a Jar of Peanut Butter by New Seasons. It has Jacobsen sea salt in it, it's delicious. I believe its rebranded for New Seasons however I'm not sure who manufactures it.

[Mrpb]

Does it have added oils?

And added sugar and salt.

[smokinal]

I haven't tried too many different types but I like Teddie

https://teddie.com/

(that is a site about peanut butter!)

[BeginnerGainz]

Yeah I always pass it without even thinking. One time, I kid you not, they had peanuts AND chocolate chips in it... chocolate chip peanut butter... hnnnnng

*mouthwatering intensifies*

[desslok]

Raleys here has a machine that grinds the peanut butter from roasted peanuts right in front of you to order. Pretty awesome and I’m not even a peanut butter person

Looks like where you live town and country market does that
[https://shop.townandcountrymarkets.c...05684707532251

And the central co-op in Tacoma

The places near me with the PB grinders have them closed off due to covid

[Strawng]

Yeah I always pass it without even thinking. One time, I kid you not, they had peanuts AND chocolate chips in it... chocolate chip peanut butter... hnnnnng

*mouthwatering intensifies*

This. Holy Mother of HNNNNG! I may have to try mixing some choc chips in with my natty pb or cashew butter for dessert.

[snailsrus]

The places near me with the PB grinders have them closed off due to covid

they are closed here but they have containers with fresh ground pre weighed out and packaged in store in like a deli looking plastic container

[Mrpb]

Off topic but have you guys had 100% sesame paste (also known as tahin). I like it a lot. Nice to change things up. It's good on bread, as sauce on chicken or bell peppers.

[AdamWW]

Off topic but have you guys had 100% sesame paste (also known as tahin). I like it a lot. Nice to change things up. It's good on bread, as sauce on chicken or bell peppers.

I have actually.. I had it with celery a while ago and it was really good

[Mrpb]

I have actually.. I had it with celery a while ago and it was really good

My favorite way to eat it is on bread with honey and salt.

[paulinkansas]

I would follow his advice ^^^. This is a thread about peanut butter, and that post is coming from someone loosely named "Mister Peanut Butter".

[AdamWW]

My favorite way to eat it is on bread with honey and salt.

That sounds amazing

[Strawng]

Off topic but have you guys had 100% sesame paste (also known as tahin). I like it a lot. Nice to change things up. It's good on bread, as sauce on chicken or bell peppers.

Hell yea! In the UAE, tahini was our "peanut butter". Matter-of-fact, it can be used on even more foods than pb because it goes great on savory things as well. Growing up even, I had few meals without it. The only other nut butter we had was called "American Peanut Butter", which was really a strange amalgamation of tahini and peanut butter: peanuts/sesame with salt and honey or a little bit of sugar added. It wasn't actual peanut butter obviously, nor was it the healthiest option, nor was it "American" lol, but it tasted quite delicious.

My favorite way to eat it is on bread with honey and salt.

Dasitmane!

[desslok]

Off topic but have you guys had 100% sesame paste (also known as tahin). I like it a lot. Nice to change things up. It's good on bread, as sauce on chicken or bell peppers.

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I have used it to make sauces, mainly Mediterranean type of sauces. I think I tried to make my own Halvah bars too once but they didn’t turn out. But tahini itself is not really spoonworthy like a good PB or nut butter.

Edit: i have some in the fridge, i’ll try with honey and salt on toast tomorrow morning.

Ps: if you like tahini, try making some halva.( i didn’t have a candy thermometer before, i may try again)Here is a “traditional” basic recipe:
https://www.alfez.com/recipe-items/t...-tahini-halva/

And some flavored:
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/f...s/halva-5-ways

[mk500]

Just buy whatever peanut butter that's cheaper