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12-Pack 16-Oz SKIPPY Chunky Peanut Butter Blended with Plant Protein for $26.01 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$24.71 (~$2.06 each).
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Ingredients: - Peanut Butter (Roasted Peanuts, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil [Cottonseed, Soybean and Rapeseed Oil] To Prevent Separation, Salt), Pea Protein, Peanut Oil. Contains: Peanuts.
Community Reviews
This SKIPPY chunky peanut butter with added pea protein is mainly appealing as a case deal that tastes close to regular crunchy peanut butter. The ingredient list is described as cleaner than cheaper SKIPPY spreads, and the price around $2 a bottle compares well with other store options. The added protein is still modest, with protein per calorie staying low and the marketing seen as more of a health halo than a real protein boost. The chunky texture and the use of seed oils are the main drawbacks, making it a practical pantry buy if those tradeoffs are fine.
Common Questions (4)
No. The added protein is only a small bump, with one serving described as about 6 grams of protein at roughly 200 calories, so it is still a low protein-per-calorie food compared with other protein sources.
The ingredient list is described as surprisingly clean compared with cheaper SKIPPY peanut spreads, but it still includes seed oils and pea protein. That makes it closer to a processed peanut butter than a single-ingredient natural peanut butter.
Yes, the deal is described as a good buy at about $2.06 per 16-ounce jar, and similar bottles are mentioned at around $2.50 at Trader Joe's. The lower price is tied to the added oils and processed ingredient list rather than a natural peanut-butter formula.
It tastes like regular crunchy peanut butter. The added plant protein does not appear to change the basic peanut-butter flavor much, so it can work as a straightforward swap if you want the same chunky texture.
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* possibly yellow split peas
Those who mainly takes plant base protein need to consider L-Lysine supplement instead of increasing the protein amount.
Without L-Lysine, most plant based proteins have low amino acid score, meaning it will be wasted.
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This stuff isn't great either 10 grams. Basically a gimmick.
This stuff isn't great either 10 grams. Basically a gimmick.
I eat peanuts or foods high in plant based protein only for pleasure. never rely on them.
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The ingredient they're using here is pea protein. Consumed in moderation I'm sure it is fine, but especially for kids or people who eat a lot of PB - like a 12-pack buyer! - may want to treat peanut butter like the fat that it is and get protein elsewhere. It's pretty widely known in the food industry now that "PROTEIN" is a health halo that consumers pay more for, so we're going to start seeing a lot more of it everywhere.
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