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Peanut Butter

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What kinds of Peanut butter are gluten-free? I tried organic but just can't get used to it...it's kind of nasty. Any thoughts on gluten-free peanut butter like skippy or jif? I don't have a list and I thought someone here would know...

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Here is a thread on peanut butter.

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-Jessica :rolleyes:

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lovegrov
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In three years I've never found a peanut butter that wasn't gluten-free. Yes, Skippy and Jif definitely are.

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Was the organic PB you tried without salt? Don't give up on natural peanut butter! I think it's the best, it's the only kind I will eat. We use Smuckers Natural. I know alot of people prefer the processed peanut butters, but I thought I'd just throw my opinion in.

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:lol: peanut butter is a staple of mine--i dont know what i would have done without my corn cakes and peanut butter and as richard says--i havent found a peanut butter that wasnt gluten-free either--jif is my favorite--peter pan and skippy are good--i am very picky about my peanut butter--i wont eat generic or off brands except for kroger brand--if you have a kroger near you, their brand is the closest i ever found to jif ;) deb

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