PB2

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BrowningBAR

BrowningBAR

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Dear god this stuff is awesome.
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45 calories per serving, 4 grams of protein, 1 gram of fat. Tastes awesome.

It's peanut butter in powder form without the oil. You add one tbsp of water per every 2 tbsp of PB2. Mix into a peanut butter like paste and enjoy. Normal peanut butter is 190-250 calories and 11-15 grams of fat per serving.

Is it just like peanut butter? No, but it is damn good.
 
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This left me with a moment of confusion, I thought I had clicked on a thread title related to PBR <>

Interesting product. Did you find it at a normal grocery?

pen
 
pen said:
This left me with a moment of confusion, I thought I had clicked on a thread title related to PBR <>

Interesting product. Did you find it at a normal grocery?

pen
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I've known about it for a while. But, this was the first time the local market had them in stock. I picked it up at the local Giant supermarket in the peanut butter area. You can buy it online cheaper. I just wanted to see the product first before buying it.

There is also a version with chocolate and peanut butter. That is even better. We're thinking of working them into a cookie recipe.
 
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First time i have heard of that kind.
 
I am gonna have to give that a try. I love peanut butter.

Thanks!
 
I dunno, with that much tedious preparation time & effort required, it would take some of the spontaneity out of my eating habits. :rolleyes:
 
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but does it stick to the roof of your mouth? PB without the fat is like sex without the money...wait, thats a bad analogy.....it's like prison without lipstick. ==c
 
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Ingredients in the PB2 with chocolate:
Roasted peanuts
Cocoa powder
Sugar
Salt
 
I've never had Nutella.
 
Nutella is like meth....except instead of getting all skinny and strung out, you get fat and happy....devilish stuff.
 
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Heck, I'm already fat and happy and I don't even eat Nutella.............LOL
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Nutella is quite simply a candy bar in a jar.


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pen said:
This left me with a moment of confusion, I thought I had clicked on a thread title related to PBR <>

Interesting product. Did you find it at a normal grocery?

pen
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Dangit so did I ! At least the wife will like this thread thanks BB ;lol;)

Pete
 
I've had Nutella on toast,bagels,scottish oatcakes,other crackers,chocolate chip cookies,pancakes/waffles in place of syrup.Even dunked a few round yellow corn tortilla chips into it....::-)


crushed hazelnuts,cocoa,skim milk,palm/coconut oil. Amazing stuff.
 
Thistle said:
I've had Nutella on toast,bagels,scottish oatcakes,other crackers,chocolate chip cookies,pancakes/waffles in place of syrup.Even dunked a few round yellow corn tortilla chips into it....::-)


crushed hazelnuts,cocoa,skim milk,palm/coconut oil. Amazing stuff.
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DO YOU HAVE A RECIPE FOR THE OATCAKES? Sorry about the caps...
 
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DO YOU HAVE A RECIPE FOR THE OATCAKES? Sorry about the caps...
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Probably a couple recipes in one of my cookbooks I'm sure.I've always just bought these though - sold locally too in several stores,especially Cost Plus/World Market.

http://www.walkersus.com/product/Thick___Crunchy_Oatcakes_with_Bran/23230.aspx


http://www.walkersus.com/product/Highland_Oatcakes/23191.aspx

http://www.walkersus.com/product/Scottish_Biscuits_for_Cheese/23219.aspx

http://www.walkersus.com/product/Mini_Oatcakes/23206.aspx
 
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