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The peanut butter powder we have chose to stock has a fairly long shelf life....but I have found it to be fairly salty.
We have found that if you use some light oil in the mix....it becomes creamer...and a bit of sugar to the mix helps with the taste.
For a treat....mix it with honey and spread on crackers.....HIGH ENERGY....and tastyLeave a comment:
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Are you looking for ways to suppress your appetite during hard times? Things like this just might do the trick. I'm getting a pretty good shelf life on the regular also .... found a three year old jar just the other week. Had to do quite a bit of stirring and it didn't taste as "fresh" as a new jar but hey.
O.W.Leave a comment:
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I believe typical peanutbuter has a shelf life of over 2 years, they add emulsifiers to it to keep the oils together etcLeave a comment:
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Powdered Peanut Butter
Today I was browsing my local commissary and ran across a 6.5 oz jar powdered peanut butter. It was about $1.50 more than a comparable jar of Jif so I took the plunge. The name is PB2 and is made by Bell Plantations. It only has a manufacturer's shelf life of 1 year. I thought it would not only make instant peanut butter, but also a interesting addition to pancakes, oatmeal and milkshakes.
I will let you know my thoughts on this lightweight and interesting product.:)
Denise
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