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I know there is no crap in it I meant it sarcastically.
From the Jif website:
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Ingredients:
MADE FROM ROASTED PEANUTS AND SUGAR, CONTAINS 2% OR LESS OF: MOLASSES, FULLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OILS (RAPESEED AND SOYBEAN), MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, SALT.
No thanks. I like just plain ground peanuts better.
It's REALLY good! It's amazing how people no longer like natural versions of food anymore, everything these days has to be highly processed for it to be delectable.
I also switched to mostly organic peanut butter - sometimes still need my creamy Jiff. I get a regular jar, stir it, then store it in the fridge so it never separates again.
No thanks. I like just plain ground peanuts better.
sugar is crap? there are 3 grams of sugar per 2 tablespoon serving. its just a matter of adding flavor, which i do want there. im sure your diet is otherwise devoid of any sugar so that 3 grams in the peanut butter is going to make all the difference in the world.
my mother likes the natural peanut butter, its a way of pretending she is eating something healthy when there really is no health benefit over regular peanut butter. a fake mental benefit that leads to an overall reduction of healthy eating practices.
Ok if your like me you hate to mix that all natural Peanut Butter before using, getting oil and PB all over the place. Especially if you have to buy the industrial size jars because your teens are actually decendants of locusts. I have to buy the twin pack 40 ounce jars from Costco to keep up.
We've all been there trying to find a long handle tool to get to the bottom of the jar but wont break or bend in the process.
Ok you ready I have perfected the process:
1. Check to make sure the lid and tamper proof seal are tight and unopened.
2. Turn the jar upside down and leave for one day. Next day turn it on its side, next roll it to the other side, next turn up right.
3. Every day you get into the pantry turn the jar to a new side until your ready to use it.
I know I know your thinking Bull, Bulldogdad. I want to open the jar as soon as I get home and start using it.
Yes, well then this process wont work for you. However with a little planning you can buy two or three jars and start the process. Heck I even have the locusts turning them daily so I don't even worry about it.
I just use a butter knife (or a bigger knife it the jar is too large), and "cut" the peanut oil into the peanut butter until it is all well distributed. It works like a charm and doesn't make any mess at all.
20yrsinBranson
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