Unlike commercial versions ... Commercially made peanut butter, like Jif or Skippy, does well in a pantry because it's out of direct sunlight and remains relatively cool and dry.

Commercial AKA "no-stir" peanut butter like Jif and Skippy come pre-mixed or blended and are ready to consume. These spreads use stabilizers and preservatives to considerably extend the product's ...

The J.M. Smucker Company is recalling multiple Jif peanut butter products because of potential Salmonella contamination that has caused at least 14 people to become sick so far. The recent surge ...

The Goober Grape peanut butter is not something we see too much here in the Hawkeye State. This brand is typically sold in Walgreens, Walmarts, or Targets around our neck of the woods. To see the full ...

So if you wish to avoid these toxins, you can stick to commercial brands of peanut butter. If you choose unprocessed peanut butter, toss out any that appears moldy, shriveled, or discolored.

Why? Following is a transcript of the video. Does your peanut butter have a pool of oil on top? Don't pour it out! It's actually a good sign of how natural your peanut butter is. All peanut ...

First, we covered the labels to prevent any bias among our panelists. Then we tasted each peanut butter straight from the spoon to assess its texture and flavor. We wanted our testers to make the ...

Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Place the flour, sugar, peanut butter, egg yolk and butter into a large bowl and mix together until combined to a smooth dough. With lightly floured hands ...

Unlike commercial versions ... Related: 9 Foods That (Almost) Never Go Bad Commercially made peanut butter, like Jif or ...