Just so I am sure....

[Mickey Fliers]

So, is there anyone else out there eating peanut butter for lunch? No, not a pb sandwich, just straight pb from the jar? I am sitting here with my jar of Teddy's All Natural pb, my 3 year old fell asleep, and I can't stop "tasting" the pb. I need an intervention.

Someone please tell me to put the peanut butter away!!!!

 

[Laurajean1014]

No, but there was an article that said, to keep your weight down, eat peanut butter. Now I don't remember why, but maybe a google search will help find out how peanut butter and weight maintenance is achieved.

Do you have any chocolate to put in that peanut butter? Yummy

 

[Christine]

No, but there was an article that said, to keep your weight down, eat peanut butter. Now I don't remember why, but maybe a google search will help find out how peanut butter and weight maintenance is achieved.

Do you have any chocolate to put in that peanut butter? Yummy

If you eat it as part of your meal (toast and PB for breakfast) it is supposed to keep you blood sugar steady and keep you fuller for a longer period of time. Not sure what eating it out of the jar does for you.

 

[HERSEY]

Really, I think I need to stock up on peanut butter

 

[Mickey Fliers]

Nope, no chocolate. But I did, however, manage to put the lid back on. I try to convince myself that it is protein, that's good for you. I miraculously keep skipping over the fat content on the nutritional label. Although I did recently read an article that said (in a nutshell ) that low-fat diets may not have the health benefits in women that they once thought. Hmmm...

Maybe I should take the lid back off.....

 

[mickeyboat]

Dip some graham crackers in it. Yummy!

Denae

 

[mainewmn]

OMG, I’m home! You guys are my people!


I thought I was the only one that eats PB straight out of the jar!

 

[diznygirl]

Nope, no chocolate. But I did, however, manage to put the lid back on. I try to convince myself that it is protein, that's good for you. I miraculously keep skipping over the fat content on the nutritional label....

But Peanut Butter has the "good" fat! Get that lid off!!

Delicious & nutritious!
Peanut butter contains protein, fiber, B vitamins, magnesium, iron and monounsaturated fat. When consumed in moderation, this power-packed food can help lower LDL, the "bad cholesterol", and raise the HDL or "good cholesterol" !!

http://sparkpeople.com/resource/food_focus_peanut.asp