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dasl_4
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RE: Peanut Butter
Sun, 02/26/06 9:40 PM
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Exactly .. Jif creamy for sandwiches .. crunchy by the spoon
And I agree Planters was great .. tasted like the PB from a Reeses Cup
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dasl_4
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RE: Peanut Butter
Sun, 02/26/06 9:43 PM
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quote:Originally posted by i_crave_mountain_dew smooth skippy peanut butter all the way, but i live in england so i have to travel two hours to the nearest costco to get it!!!! if anybody wants to send me any, feel free!  LOL .. sure if you live in London and will go to Harrod's to buy me some Turkish Delight .. I love the Rose and Lemon but I miss being able to get the Creme De Menthe kind
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Peanut Butter
Mon, 02/27/06 11:42 AM
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The guy from; www.ilovepeanutbutter.com was on Montell show friday 2-24-06. Kinda neat! They have a restaurant and sell the butter. Joe
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cyrano
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RE: Peanut Butter
Tue, 02/28/06 3:00 AM
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My favorite peanut butter is what I make when I toss a double handful of roasted peanuts into the cuisinart and grind them into slightly chunky butter, then salt to taste. For store-bought, I naturally go for one of the natural brands-- I'm not really picky between Smucker's or Laura Scudder, whatever's available where I'm shopping. But after a decade or so of natural peanut butter, I can never again eat the overly processed, sickly sweet store brands that taste of the chemicals they need to keep the product from going rancid. I'm not a food snob for most foods, but I am when it comes to peanut butter.
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