Advantage of natural PB??
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my reply from a previous thread
You have to check the ingredients to see the diff.
Natural PB doesn't contain hydrogenated oil (ie., trans fatty acids) which keeps the oil from separating in regular PB.
Also, natural PB usually has less sugar content even though fat & total carbs may be the same.
You have to check the ingredients to see the diff.
Natural PB doesn't contain hydrogenated oil (ie., trans fatty acids) which keeps the oil from separating in regular PB.
Also, natural PB usually has less sugar content even though fat & total carbs may be the same.
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5minsforfightin
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what about the taste .. how does natural peanut butter taste ??? Never had it 
ColdHeartBear
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The feds allow you to understate carbs and fat if it is not natural. example if you have maltodextrin and soy oil added but they constitute less than 2 grams of each then they do not have to be listed in the totals. So just like the amount of rat feces included if you fall below the magic number then you can claim it is clear of the unwanted substance.
THATS 2 grams of listed serving. So if your serving size is 1 tablespoon you can have just under an additional 24 calories if not organic or natural. and even organic may not be really organic as long as it meets gov't interpretation of organic.
THATS 2 grams of listed serving. So if your serving size is 1 tablespoon you can have just under an additional 24 calories if not organic or natural. and even organic may not be really organic as long as it meets gov't interpretation of organic.
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ColdHeartBear
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I am not a fan of labels when the gov't permits the labellers to lie if they fall under the magic number.
I get fooled too. I bought 10 lbs of Splenda reading the 0 calorie label......then at the suggestion of a fellow pessimist I went to the splenda web site which incidentally stated the real number of carbs contained in the 0 carbs product. Really pissed me off....especially since I knew they were alowed to lie.
I get fooled too. I bought 10 lbs of Splenda reading the 0 calorie label......then at the suggestion of a fellow pessimist I went to the splenda web site which incidentally stated the real number of carbs contained in the 0 carbs product. Really pissed me off....especially since I knew they were alowed to lie.
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