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Aug 13 2014 10:22am
Literally every grocery store
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Aug 13 2014 11:43am
Basically, you're looking for peanut butter that doesn't have hydrogenated vegetable oil or hydrogenated oils in it.
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Aug 13 2014 04:03pm
I find that hard to believe that they don't have the ''Kraft'' Natural PB at Walmart.
They do in Canada
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Aug 14 2014 09:00am
HEB, they have a thing where you make it yourself from solely the peanuts, takes a while to get used to but its great
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Aug 14 2014 10:58am
Quote (Trev @ Aug 13 2014 12:17am)
My friend told me Jiff is not exactly Natural Peanut Butter, and I'm wondering where I can get Natural Peanut Butter then.

I checked Walmart and had no luck, which I expected because that's where I normally go and look for the best stuff, and there isn't a large variety to say the least.

Anyway, where can I get Natural Peanut Butter or is Jif fine?

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Jiff sells a natural pb which is what I eat. Its got the brown cap. I personally think it tastes better than their generic and doesnt have all the hydrogenated oils.
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Aug 14 2014 01:20pm
Quote (asdzx2 @ Aug 14 2014 08:58am)
Jiff sells a natural pb which is what I eat.  Its got the brown cap.  I personally think it tastes better than their generic and doesnt have all the hydrogenated oils.


Lol, Jiff's "natural" peanut butter has oil and sugar added to it. Literally all you need in your PB: peanuts, maybe salt.

Quote (carteblanche @ Aug 12 2014 08:29pm)
my walmart has natural pb. just look at the ingredients. should have peanuts, then oil / sodium maybe. some places also add sugar for sweetness.

downside is that it gets really liquidy. the oil goes to the top. you can always just make your own. oil + nuts in a food processor.


I think you're confusing the oils from the peanuts themselves separating vs. companies adding in extra oils to it, the oil on top shouldn't be listed as an actual separate ingredient.
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