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Peanut Butter!

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yesterday i was in Wal-Mart and came across Kraft Peanut Butter that is 100% peanuts... free of lactouse , cholesterol , and gluten-free.....just thought i would pass this one along....

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Michi8 Contributor
Michi8
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All Kraft peanut butters are gluten free, BTW. AFAIK they are not sold in the U.S.

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RiceGuy
Posted

Smucker's makes an all natural peanut butter - just peanuts and salt, and they also have an unsalted one if I recall correctly. Some supermarket chains have their own brand, which is what I get since it's way cheaper. BTW, that national chain who's name begins with "W" has one, but the quality is very poor, as are many things with their label.

I give it a whiff when I open the jar, especially for a new jar. Peanut butter seems to have a tendency to be somewhat rancid even before the "sell by" date.

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
Posted

Walmart's GV brand says gluten free right on the jar...

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
Posted

Living in peanut country, peanuts and peanut oil really don't have a long shelf life. Make sure that you always refridgerate it after opening.

NoGluGirl Contributor
NoGluGirl
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Dear simplicity66,

I buy Jif. They all are gluten-free. Even their Smooth Sensations! Many people do not know this, but they are made by Smuckers. I really miss the Chocolate Silk! :( They do not make it anymore. They do have some junk. If that is the unhealthiest thing you eat though, it should not hurt you! ;) I also, have never had to refrigerate it, and it does not go bad quickly. I eat it fast, though. I love peanut butter!

Sincerely,

NoGluGirl

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