BetterBody Foods Pure Peanut PBfit 100% Powdered Peanut Butter, Gluten-Free Protein Powder (24 oz)

After looking at a few overpriced dog food brands, I came across peanut flour. I wasn't sure how my dog would react when it arrived in the mail, but she smelled the peanuts right away and ran over to investigate. I let her try it, unsure if she'd find it too bitter, and she fell in love with it, reacting the same way she would to any other brand of peanut butter!br>br>It's really cool that you can control the consistency. I like to stuff kongs with peanut butter and have a peanut-butter sandwich. At the bottom, there's a flavored treat. It's fantastic to have a more liquid peanut butter that can be dripped onto kibble dog food instead of the sticky traditional stuff; no mess and no worries. The cost is reasonable. br>br> When the jar arrived, I thought it was a little small for the price compared to what you get with most peanut butters, but I had to consider all the additives that go into filling up a pre-filled jar. The powder goes a long way with water; you can double the size to make an average consistency peanut butter, and you can get even more out of it if you want something more watery. The smell is exactly like peanut butter; obviously, it's made of peanut flour, so it should smell like peanuts, but I've read in other reviews that this isn't always the case. So 5/5, fantastic product. br>br>.

Elian Powell

| Jun 18, 2021

The Organic PB Fit is one of my favorites. This one was ordered by mistake because I wasn't paying attention. There is a distinction to be made between organic and conventional foods. Advantages: br>br>
Non- GMObr>Low fat and gluten freebr>Easy to blend into smoothiesbr>Good proteinbr>br>br>Con'sbr>**Compare to the Organic version of PB Fit and via EWG (Environmental Working Group):
- Not organically certifiedbr>- contains food additives (which aren't harmful)br>- contains Erythritol, a low-calorie sweetener that can trigger sugar cravings (not listed on the label, but available on the EWG website)br>- br>Both the organic and regular versions (see my review of the organic version): moderate processing concerns (not listed which ones)br> Unlike regular peanut butter, this one makes me hungry after I drink it. br>I like to have the Organic version on hand when I run out of regular PB, but I prefer to keep my hunger at bay with regular PB.

Ermias FINCH

| Jan 28, 2021

The no-sugar, no-salt PB is the subject of this review. Other reviews say it's too sweet, so it appears that their various products are being grouped together here. Powdered peanut butter is a modern-day version of the classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich. today's brilliant invention The flavor and texture of this dish are excellent. Remember that it will be bland if you don't add any sugar or salt, so, as with many other foods, a pinch of salt will enhance the flavor. Would re- purchase.

Nyla Morris

| Sep 21, 2021

For those who enjoy lengthy reviews, here is one. br>Before getting this product, I used unsalted peanut butter with no added sugar. Worst part: 16 grams of fat per 32-gram serving, with an 8-gram protein reward. For only 8 grams of protein, that's a lot of fat. Take 3 oz. (85 g) of chicken as an example: There are 12 grams of fat in each serving, but there are 26 grams of protein. Whoa. br>br>Peanuts, like many other nuts, are a good source of protein, but they're also high in fat. However, because of the high fat content, I try to keep my peanut butter consumption under control. This is why PBfit 100% Peanut Powder (actually peanut flour) is great

For me, this is why PBfit 100% Peanut Powder (actually peanut flour) is% Only 2 grams of fat are contained in a 16-gram serving of powder. There's no added sugar or sodium, either. What do you get as a reward for your efforts: Protein content: 9 g It's a significant distinction. br>br>I can see this being used in baking as a low-fat substitute, and they suggest mixing it in with oatmeal, which sounds intriguing. Oatmeal has a low protein content but a high fiber content. But I was curious how the resulting peanut "butter" would taste, so I mixed about equal parts powder and water to achieve a good peanut butter consistency. It takes less than a minute to complete. Note: It is necessary to consume peanut butter as soon as possible after making it. Also, make sure the bowl is clean. It's possible that the leftover product will dry out and adhere to the bowl. A whole serving would be enough to spread on two slices of toast or make a peanut butter sandwich, in my opinion. br>br>In comparison to the regular product, I thought the taste was fine; after all, fat, salt, and sugar are the three ingredients that make food taste good. Peanut powders with added salt and sugar are available. In terms of fat, I believe we all require a small amount of it in our diets. However, the majority of us consume far too much. br>br>I personally don't mind the relative blandness because I was already eating no salt, no sugar peanut butter. It's something I've become accustomed to. It is true that opening a jar of peanut butter, scooping some out, spreading it on bread, and eating it is easier. But to save 80% in fat what should I do to save in fat I'm happy to go the extra mile and mix things up.

Amaya Merrill

| Feb 25, 2021

I first purchased the original PBfit to replace the natural peanut butter (just peanuts and a pinch of salt) that I had been consuming in excess. I like the fact that I can get a peanut butter-flavored ice cream. I wouldn't be tempted to eat half a jar in one sitting if I had a similar taste without the extra calories. However, because I was concerned about the added sugar and other ingredients, I was glad to find the 100% Pure Peanut version. This is now my sole purchase. This is what I put in my shakes and overnight oats. I also add water to a serving to make my own peanut butter to eat with fruit, waffles, and other foods. If you're making it into a spread, be careful with the amount of water you add; it's easy to add too much and end up with a spread that's too liquid to eat with anything. I usually err on the side of caution and start with less water than I need, gradually adding more as I stir.

Aleena Fields

| Nov 19, 2021

The most important ingredient in my smoothie. There are no fillers, sugar, added fat, or artificial ingredients, and it tastes great. The container has an excessive amount of food in it. It spoils before I've used it all. Oil, in any form, becomes rancid over time, so I keep the majority of mine in the freezer for long-term storage. After comparing the label to JIF, I've discovered that I'm saving nearly 300 calories per use.

Zahra Bauer

| Oct 24, 2021