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Why is it so hard to find? Every brand has some form of sugar as the
2nd ingredient after peanuts. Even the "natural" pb's are "peanuts, sugar, palm oil, and salt" (they took out some of the good peanut oil and replaced it with nasty greasy palm oil) I guess it's natural because they used sugar instead of HFCS, and palm oil instead of hydrogenated soybean oil. Sweetened PB works just fine for cooking, but not for eating on a cracker. I used to make my own, (the new blender made me think of it again) the trick will be finding salted dry roasted peanuts without a lot of MSG and yeast extract and dextrose and crap added. The best peanut butter I've ever eaten was made in the store at a Kroger's many years ago. They had a peanut grinder with a big hopper of redskin peanuts and you ground however much you wanted into a plastic carton. I liked the gritty texture from the skins -- although a big part of it might have been the novelty. Bob |
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