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HOP Mad Doctor
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Posted:5th Jan 2003So I heard this crazy rumor that Americans (and Canadians) are the only peanut butter lovers in the world.

Is this true? Brits? Aussies? Kiwis? Anyone else? Do you guys like peanut butter?

-Mike )'(
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Kyrian

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Posted:5th Jan 2003why arn't you sleeping?

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Pyro_Tech

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Posted:5th Jan 2003Peanut Butter Rocks.
As long as it's a good ol' Aussie Brand....

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Valura

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Posted:5th Jan 2003I love peanut butter!!! nothing like it on toast but a big kick ass glass of milk to wash it down....am I right? YUMO
(but Marmite is top of my list..)
Arsn and I have a marmite/vegemite hybrid marriage I noticed the other day...I wont eat vegemite...He wont touch the delectable delight that is Marmite...

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Raphael96
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Posted:5th Jan 2003Jif or Skippy brand creamy.

mmmmmm

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Posted:6th Jan 2003i like either,....
jif or that peter pan type....
or jist the plain H-E-B brand taste awesome...

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HOP Mad Doctor
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Posted:6th Jan 2003Ok, I feel much more confident in the state of the world. *whew!*

-Mike )'(
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Rozi
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Posted:6th Jan 2003I would just like to point out that over here, Jif is a very creamy cleaning liquid for bathrooms & kitchens & stuff. Does it really taste all that great on bread?

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Posted:6th Jan 2003I have eaten four kilograms of peanut butter since September.

HOP Mad Doctor
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Posted:6th Jan 2003Rozi, at the risk of starting a peanut butter war, Jif here is a very creamy, disgusting, sweetened, ultra-processed peanut butter with an ingredient list a mile long and with ingredients that even I can't pronounce (polyethyl para-what?).

I do like creamy peanut butter, but when I look at the ingredient list, I want to see this: "Ingredients: peanuts, salt."

I don't care if it's organic or not (I've generally been indifferent to organic food, although I try to buy it if it's not too much more expensive than the regular), but I do like natural, as in no funny chemicals that I can't pronounce.

[ 06. January 2003, 10:38: Message edited by: MikeGinny (Lightning) ]

-Mike )'(
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Kyrian

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Posted:6th Jan 2003Yeah, but organice peanut butter has the cool oil layers...

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Posted:7th Jan 2003Kyri, *natural* Pnut buttR (sorry, I think that spelling is hilarious ["nut butt"...yeah, I'm immature ]) separates, whether organic or not.

I prefer to eat Pnut buttR (Ok, I'll stop doing that now) that separates into layers if at all possible. However, the separation is annoying. The solution is to keep the peanut butter in the fridge and then it doesn't separate.

I am having a reasoned discussion with people all over the world about peanut butter.

This is one of those "Warning Signs That You Might Be A Total Loser" isn't it?

-Mike )'(
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plantgirlll

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Posted:7th Jan 2003it would be rather lush this year if vegemite is the new peanut butter

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bri mCcall

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Posted:6th Jan 2003I really like peanutbutter as does my son. I rally don't care which brand as long as it tastes good. I would really like to thank you for visiting me at my postup. I hope I'll be hearing from you soon

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Posted:6th Jan 2003I used to love peanut butter....
..on apples
..on celery
..with jelly/jam
..with fluff (fluffer-nutters, it's just fun to say)
..with bananas
..on a spoon with chocolate sauce

And now...I can't eat it at all. Even the smell turns my stomach, and everyone I know taunts me with it, especially my son, who happens to love peanut butter. Weird how our tastes change as we get older.....*shrug*

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Agua

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Posted:6th Jan 2003JIF creamy here is my fav. But have any of you tried SOYnut butter. It can be a little more expensive, but Honey Soynut Butter is really yummy. In fact, I keep a jumbo size can of JIF here @ work, so when 3AM rolls around, it's snack time....

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Raphael96
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Posted:6th Jan 2003Fluffernutters are my favorite summertime sandwich.

PB and banana is a very good combo too.

I don't care for that organic stuff, I'll stick with the processed peanut butter, just like Mom used to open.

If its good enough for Elvis, then its good enough for me.

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FireMikeZ

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Posted:6th Jan 2003in Southern Africa, used to be usually stronger because southern hemisphere subtropical crops usually stronger flavored, and less processed, both crunchy and smooth were popular though smooth usually thick & could separate as a more natural product.

a single fingerscoop from a friend's jar, night after this New Year's Day, in an underground tunnel to cap off a way surprisingly good chilly meal of 3 cans of Marie Calendar's pie fillings (1 chicken, 2 beef pot pie), and a thrashing fire session, was just incredible.

spattered and flame-wrung, wishing all my family a year as amazingly good as that sticky-fingered night,

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Posted:29th Jun 2006I resurrected this thread for ye monserat! (And for myself as well...)

Yes I am indeed a Peanut Butter addict. Would go as far as saying I'm a connoisseur. Love all different types and would eat it on a spoon and even cook with it...

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Posted:29th Jun 2006i too love peanut butter ubblove

i like cooking with it too AND putting it on top of marmite on toast *drools*

it HAS to be crunchy though, smooth peanut butter is just wrong ubblol

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Posted:29th Jun 2006it depends which brand of peanut butter it is, some of them arent so nice, and i hate to admit it..............but im a total sucker for the prosthetic, manufactured peanut butter that gets churned out like skippy. i love that stuff so creamy and soft and tasty and...........im off to have a andwich now.

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Posted:29th Jun 2006I like alternating between smooth and crunchy...

Before being more health conscious I used to love a peanut butter sandwich made by spreading a 2mm thick layer of butter/margerine on one slice of bread and a 1cm thick layer of smooth peanut butter on the other. The texture was amazing...

And the thrill of nearly choking to death as the thick, mortar-like mess gets stuck in your throat was in my child-like mind akin to auto-erotic asphixiation...

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Posted:29th Jun 2006 Written by: Neon_Shaolin

the thrill of nearly choking to death as the thick, mortar-like mess gets stuck in your throat was in my child-like mind akin to auto-erotic asphixiation...

ubblol

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Posted:29th Jun 2006I just KNEW there had to be an alternative to marmite, vegemite or nutella!! Cheers Neon! biggrin

i'll eat smooth or crunchy but prefer crunchy. Usually got a jar of both! Haven't had a Fluffernutter sandwich since I was about 12 though, probably too sweet for me now. Cooking with it is fun, get a wok, slice up some chicken, quick stir fry, spoonful of peanut butter,a little chilli oil, add some noodles, voil�! easy satay chicken! I'm sure I've seen jars of peanut butter and choclate spread kind of spiralled together as well, but I may have dreamt that...
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Posted:29th Jun 2006No they do have the chocolate and peanut butter in a jar. Sun-Pat (Hsssss) used to you it. With Jam as well. But the problem was that the PB and Jam/Chocolate spread ended up often mixing creating something that was more like praline paste. Which in theory is nice but I prefer the separate layers so I tend to buy separate jars.

The Snickers PB & Chocolate isn't as bad but you have to shop around in discount stores to find imported jars that don't contain 'Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil' like they do in the british batches

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monserat
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Posted:29th Jun 2006There's something not quite right with a sentence that contains 'auto-erotic asphyxiation' and 'child-like mind'... ubblol

do you think we can get peanut butter added as an option on the Introduction template??

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Posted:29th Jun 2006I'm sure you'll have to ask GayLord Doc of Lightning for approval...

But then again, he started that this thread so I'm sure he'll have no problem doing an alt...

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Posted:30th Jun 2006I got some when I lived in Germany... my host family looked at it strangely, didn't want to try it, and when my host dad did try it, he claimed it tasted "american". To which I simply raised my eyebrows in disbelief. When I brought it to scool, the kids looked at me funny (which was nothing new or strange, really). T'is a much pre PB accepting land over here, indeed...

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Posted:30th Jun 2006 Written by: Neon_Shaolin

And the thrill of nearly choking to death as the thick, mortar-like mess gets stuck in your throat was in my child-like mind akin to auto-erotic asphixiation...

Shaolin, have you shared this with your mental health professional? eek

-Mike )'(
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Posted:30th Jun 2006 Written by: Neon_Shaolin

And the thrill of nearly choking to death as the thick, mortar-like mess gets stuck in your throat was in my child-like mind akin to auto-erotic asphixiation...

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who felt like this...

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Posted:30th Jun 2006How long till PB is banned in all govt departments .
Nuts are great brain food and easy to pack. *pow* not at school anymore.

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