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Peter Pan's Palm should be the name based on ingredients
all the 'natural' PB's do. Skippy does also. Please stop with the lack of balanced info. It's not ideal, but it is a trade off. There's also less net carbs in natural PB than standard.
Palm oil in peanut butter is generally not "bad" in moderation but is less healthy than natural, oil-only options.
all the 'natural' PB's do. Skippy does also. Please stop with the lack of balanced info. It's not ideal, but it is a trade off. There's also less net carbs in natural PB than standard.Palm oil in peanut butter is generally not "bad" in moderation but is less healthy than natural, oil-only options.
Did you try Kirkland brand? It doesn't have palm oil.
refrigerated PB tastes like eating tar and feathers. Ever try spreading it on bread? you can't without destroying the bread.As my post says "in moderation" it is fine. I'll stick with something I enjoy eating.
Never tasted tar or feathers to know the taste. Setting it out for 5-10 mins helps soften the PB for me!
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Palm oil in peanut butter is generally not "bad" in moderation but is less healthy than natural, oil-only options.
refrigerated PB tastes like eating tar and feathers. Ever try spreading it on bread? you can't without destroying the bread.
As my post says "in moderation" it is fine. I'll stick with something I enjoy eating.
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