Yes, we were finally ready to open a jar I'd bought late last year for the "Covid stash." (backup foods in case of quarantine)
It was one of the recalled jars, so I trashed it.
We don't usually eat any other foods containing peanut butter, so no concerns about what else we might have.
By the way, the key to spreading the natural peanut butter is to use a spoon, especially when the jar is still very full. Don't try to stir it up--you'll make a mess--just dig the spoon below the level of the oil that sits on top, down to the gooey part, and bring up a spoonful. When the jar get about halfway empty, just stir it up before you use it. Unless you're really good at completely mixing the oil back into the solids every time you get some peanut butter (which my family isn't), you'll still end up with maybe an inch of unspreadable peanut solids left at the bottom of the jar at the end. That is great for smoothies or for digging out and eating with a spoon (my husband's favorite nighttime snack).
We only eat pb from Costco (Kirklands) that's only peanuts and salt. My MIL is diabetic and has for breakfast a slice of whole-grain bread and pb. We now prefer the taste. I use a butter knife and an immersion blender to blend it and it works very well.Question: Why so picky about brand? They all taste the same to me.
Another question: Why natural? Sounds like a hassle.
I was not... it's so weird because I went through a peanut butter phase not long ago. For the first time in a long time I bought a bar of Jif (it was a weird light blue label I had never seen before, but looked healthier).
Anyway, the almost empty jar was sitting on my desk at work. Somebody told me it was NOT part of the recall, which there might only be a spoonful left in the jar at that point. It would have been too late anyway. Either that or they saw it was almost empty already and didn't want to freak me out.
I was actually correct in my suspicions, the almost empty jar I had WAS on the recall list. They didn't want me to freak out so they told me it wasn't. I never felt any ill effects from it. I typed in my info on the website and within 6 weeks I am supposed to get a coupon for another jar. I guess it's a winUmmm, Jif Natural (without added sugar) is included in the recall.
When you eat peanuts from a shell do you put sugar and oil on it?Question: Why so picky about brand? They all taste the same to me.
Another question: Why natural? Sounds like a hassle.
I hope the peanut butter recall doesn’t put you in a jam.Peanut Butter is like a drug to me - I love it!
Jif is definitely my favorite brand - I have an open one here that’s 1/2 gone. I’ve had no issues so I’m still eating it.
I’m going to need to replace it soon, so now I’m nervous it won’t be there. I’m going to the grocery store today, so I’ll soon find out.
I don't think they taste at all the same. Perhaps as an ingredient in dishes or making cookies but as a spoonful? Oh, yes. I guess it's like the people that can tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi. There is most definitely a difference.Question: Why so picky about brand? They all taste the same to me.
Love this - very funny!I hope the peanut butter recall doesn’t put you in a jam.
It still only affects you if you have the batch numbers listed. Then you take it back to the store and replace it with safe ones.Yes - JIF is the only kind of peanut butter I liked!