Page 2 - Reviews - PB2 Foods, Plantation 1883, Old Fashion Peanut Butter, Crunchy, 16 oz (454 g) - iHerb
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iHerb Customer
Posted on Oct 19, 2020
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Good, but not the greatest
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I would prefer to buy another brand. This product contains hydrogenated vegetable oils. I stay away from it.

iHerb Customer
Posted on Mar 18, 2019
19
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5
2
taste so good
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healthy product

iHerb Customer
Posted on May 27, 2018
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3
High end quality
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Excellent taste

iHerb Customer
Posted on Jul 6, 2017
3
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Just good
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Just good

iHerb Customer
Posted on Jun 18, 2017
3
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Crunchy and Delicious
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Would order again!

iHerb Customer
Gold
Posted on Mar 8, 2017
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3
Cheap with great taste
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Ingredients are simple too

theHarrocane
Posted on May 27, 2018
10
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5
Alright PB
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Not too bad. Had better.

iHerb Customer
Posted on Apr 8, 2017
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14
Average
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The peanut taste is not very strong

iHerb Customer
Posted on Sep 4, 2016
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11
It's Nice
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I will order more.

Marishkaaa
Posted on May 15, 2015
550
45
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Value for money
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Auto-translated from Russian

to taste the pasta is very good. I would like to structure a more natural, but considering that this is the cheapest pasta for the price ... I am glad the absence of palm oil in the composition, but hydrogenated oils are not entirely pleased :( A toothpaste without harmful additives it is very expensive :-( repurchase will not, with the current dollar exchange rate, it is cheaper to make oil the most. It's very easy. We take raw peanuts, brown in the oven (a frying pan, but at least in the microwave), clean the stationary and lay in a blender. It is better in a few visits, because at high speed grind. . blender can not withstand the stress and burn out. First there will be chips, then flour, then peanuts allocate its oil and a paste. Who likes consistency crunchy, you can put some peanuts, put in a bag, split pneumatic hammer and then add to the butter. Done!