Amazon has
80-Oz SKIPPY Creamy Peanut Butter for $10.44 - $2.37 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$7.55.
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Also Grok "In the United States, the FDA allows a product to be labeled as "zero trans fat" if it contains less than 0.5 grams of trans fat per serving. This threshold applies to both artificial trans fats (from partially hydrogenated oils) and naturally occurring trans fats (found in small amounts in some animal products). However, this can be misleading because small amounts of trans fat can add up if you consume multiple servings. Always check ingredient lists for "partially hydrogenated oils," as these are the primary source of artificial trans fats, even in products labeled "zero trans fat."
I think Skippy could be taking advantage of the loophole. Plus, there's still the saturated fat and all the other poisons.
So that's how I got those. This deal is killing me.
I was getting close to about 10 sandwiches left from my recent jug-o-peanutbutter. That's where my auto ship sent it last time. I think Amazon is tracking me.
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And no sugar doesn't technically cause diabetes. Sugars are a natural source of energy. Your brain runs on glucose. If you don't think sugar is important, you clearly didn't know what diabetes is. Look up diabetic shock. It's EXCESS sugar OVER TIME that cause insulin resistance, leading to diabetes. The amount of sugar in this is less than that in many fruits and fruit juices.
If you're going on that route, why don't you leave out the peanuts as well? After all, peanuts are high in saturated fats. Think about it
As for inflammation, I have no idea what you're talking about. You apparently don't know either.
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