Pls recommend peanut butter other than Skippy or JIF

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hands down, the very best 'natural' type peanut butter I have found is the Once Again brand. They sell organic and regular. And you have to make sure you get the one that is NOT unsweetened. There is not that much sugar in the 'regular' peanut butter, but is vastly superior to the unsweetened pb.

They used to sell it at Whole Foods, but I haven't seen it there in a while. I buy it from Mom's. It is quite good.

https://www.onceagainnutbutter.com/product-detail/peanut-butter/organic-american-classic-creamy

The Smucker's Natural pb is also decent, but Once Again is the best.


+1 for the Once Again. I recently bought it from MOM's and neither husband or picky 5yo asked what happened to their Skippy. It's good.
Anonymous
It is super easy to make your own peanut butter. Just throw peanuts in a food processor or blender and run the blades. You can add a tiny bit of oil just to enhance the blending process, but you don't have to. You can also add tiny bits of sugar and salt if you wish, but it is not necessary. We did this all the time when my son was younger and on a peanut butter roll. I liked doing it because I knew exactly what was in it.
Anonymous
We really like the Safeway brand O organics no stir. It has the same consistency as Jif.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is super easy to make your own peanut butter. Just throw peanuts in a food processor or blender and run the blades. You can add a tiny bit of oil just to enhance the blending process, but you don't have to. You can also add tiny bits of sugar and salt if you wish, but it is not necessary. We did this all the time when my son was younger and on a peanut butter roll. I liked doing it because I knew exactly what was in it.


I know exactly what's in my Smuckers. Peanuts. And I don't have to clean anything afterwards.
Anonymous
Costco sells organic peanut butter that is just peanuts and salt. Sure, Jiffy and it's added sugars may taste better on a spoon, but the Costco stuff is pretty darn good and my kids don't notice the difference (and I really don't either unless doing a side by side taste test). We store it upside down in the refrigerator and don't have any problems with it seperating. Plus, it's relatively inexpensive for higher quality peanut butter.
Anonymous
Just get the fresh ground pb from Whole Foods...delicious and not filled with a bunch of additives.
Anonymous
We like Jif.
Anonymous
Costco!

Why not try almond butter - mix it up!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hands down, the best one is Smuckers Natural. The ingredients on teh label: Peanuts.

You have to stir the oil, but if you store your unopened jars upside down, it's easier.


I can't stand the stirring. PITA and what a mess.

Jif Natural it is.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Crazy Richards is the best - natural, tastes great, readily available (giant, safeway), and not expensive.

+1. So good!!! And I was a die hard Skippy kid.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hands down, the best one is Smuckers Natural. The ingredients on teh label: Peanuts.

You have to stir the oil, but if you store your unopened jars upside down, it's easier.


I can't stand the stirring. PITA and what a mess.

Jif Natural it is.

Gross. It ain't natural.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Costco!

Why not try almond butter - mix it up!

Because good almond butter costs like $15 a jar.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:sun butter


Not peanut butter. Thank you for your useless addition to the thread.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:sun butter


Not peanut butter. Thank you for your useless addition to the thread.


Not to
Mention sun butter is vile.
Anonymous
Another vote for Smuckers Natural. Put it in the refrigerator after you open it and you won't have to stir so much each time.

If you're used to sugar-filled varieties like,regular skippy or jif, natural peanut butter of any variety might take some getting used to. Once you do, though, you won't be able to go back.
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