Natural Peanut Butter is Yummy!!!

Tommy · 04-06-2007

Has anyone tried almond butter ? how does it compare to natural peanut butter ?

Tommy · 04-06-2007

The price difference between almond butter and peanut butter is huge. Not so bad if you eat a little here and there but if you eat alot of it day in day out it can really add up fast. A 20 oz jar is about 2.50 vs almond butter for 8 oz for around 10 bucks.

Lauroo · 04-07-2007

Almond butter tastes a bit sweeter. It's good, but in my opinion - not worth the extra expense, because it's just so similar to peanut butter. I've also tried hazelnut butter which was not as good - plus it has even MORE calories than peanut butter (I think 120 per tbsp)

jaypunkrawk · 07-14-2008

Natural peanut butter is so good! I've been using it for a few years now in order to cut some hydrogenated oils from my diet. Beware of the brands that have anything other than peanuts and salt in the ingredients list. Skippy makes some natural that has sugar added!

Vendange · 07-29-2008

I don't think its more expensive than peanut butter (at Trader Joes at least) and IMO its 10x better. Cinnamon raison Ezekiel bread, almond butter and wild berry jelly is the shizz. try it.

yakubu · 08-01-2008

is peanut butter allowed on body for life. ive seen a lot of diets recommend it such as cellulite diets so i presumed it was healthy but when i looked at the ingredients it has an awful lot of fat in it. then again i dont know if thats good or bad fat

Chris · 08-04-2008

It's good fat... stick to serving size and pb is great!

Wardrobe · 08-04-2008

At the risk of sounding silly, how do I tell the difference between natural peanut butter, and some regular branded peanut butter? Is there a difference?

Rhone · 08-04-2008

Look at the ingredients list... natural peanut has either just peanuts or peanuts and salt. Not-so-natural peanut butter has other stuff on the ingredients list; it's often sweetened, and has chemicals added to it to keep the oil from separating. The separation of the oil at room temperature is another clue that you have natural peanut butter.

Chris · 08-05-2008

The only really "BAD" fats are trans fats. NOT natural peanut butter has partially hydrogenated oils (i.e. trans fat) added. I think this makes it more visually appealing, spreadable, etc. but it give pb it's poor reputation for being unhealthy. Follow Rhone's advice and it will be a fantastic addition to your diet.

Cheffy · 10-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris

The only really "BAD" fats are trans fats. NOT natural peanut butter has partially hydrogenated oils (i.e. trans fat) added. I think this makes it more visually appealing, spreadable, etc. but it give pb it's poor reputation for being unhealthy. Follow Rhone's advice and it will be a fantastic addition to your diet.

AGREE!

Trader Joe's Organic Peanut Butter is the BOMB, and so is the Almond Butter... Chris I have to try the Ezekiel and Jelly thing.... Wow, Sounds TASTY. Do you do that as a mini meal or as part of Breakfast?

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Tommy "Live Life" Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 229	Natural Peanut Butter is Yummy!!! Has anyone tried almond butter ? how does it compare to natural peanut butter ?

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Chris Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 1,936 Blog Entries: 77	It's good fat... stick to serving size and pb is great! __________________ "Half ass effort gets you half ass results." "Negative people can clear a room quicker than a fart." "You don't think your way to a new way of living. You live your way to a new way of thinking."

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Chris Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 1,936 Blog Entries: 77	The only really "BAD" fats are trans fats. NOT natural peanut butter has partially hydrogenated oils (i.e. trans fat) added. I think this makes it more visually appealing, spreadable, etc. but it give pb it's poor reputation for being unhealthy. Follow Rhone's advice and it will be a fantastic addition to your diet. __________________ "Half ass effort gets you half ass results." "Negative people can clear a room quicker than a fart." "You don't think your way to a new way of living. You live your way to a new way of thinking."

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Tommy "Live Life" Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 229	The price difference between almond butter and peanut butter is huge. Not so bad if you eat a little here and there but if you eat alot of it day in day out it can really add up fast. A 20 oz jar is about 2.50 vs almond butter for 8 oz for around 10 bucks.

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Lauroo Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 17	Almond butter tastes a bit sweeter. It's good, but in my opinion - not worth the extra expense, because it's just so similar to peanut butter. I've also tried hazelnut butter which was not as good - plus it has even MORE calories than peanut butter (I think 120 per tbsp)

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jaypunkrawk Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Lewisville, TX Posts: 16 Blog Entries: 1	Natural peanut butter is so good! I've been using it for a few years now in order to cut some hydrogenated oils from my diet. Beware of the brands that have anything other than peanuts and salt in the ingredients list. Skippy makes some natural that has sugar added!

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Vendange Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Arizona Posts: 8	I don't think its more expensive than peanut butter (at Trader Joes at least) and IMO its 10x better. Cinnamon raison Ezekiel bread, almond butter and wild berry jelly is the shizz. try it.

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yakubu Banned Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 407	is peanut butter allowed on body for life. ive seen a lot of diets recommend it such as cellulite diets so i presumed it was healthy but when i looked at the ingredients it has an awful lot of fat in it. then again i dont know if thats good or bad fat

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Wardrobe Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 29 Blog Entries: 5	At the risk of sounding silly, how do I tell the difference between natural peanut butter, and some regular branded peanut butter? Is there a difference?

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Rhone Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 265	Look at the ingredients list... natural peanut has either just peanuts or peanuts and salt. Not-so-natural peanut butter has other stuff on the ingredients list; it's often sweetened, and has chemicals added to it to keep the oil from separating. The separation of the oil at room temperature is another clue that you have natural peanut butter.

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