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View Poll Results: Which type of peanut butter do you like best? | |
Salted and Crunchy
|     | 7 | 26.92% | |
Salted and Creamy
|    | 11 | 42.31% | |
Unsalted and Creamy
|    | 5 | 19.23% | |
Unsalted and Crunchy
|    | 3 | 11.54% | | | 
01-08-2006, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Hill-Shatar I have been informed I am now a Monkey Love-Slave.  | I knew it! Congratulations. Being one of those is quite fun. 
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01-09-2006, 08:39 PM
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Salted and creamy.
My secret love, which I haven't had in over five years, are sandwiches made from peanut butter and marshmallow fluff.
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01-09-2006, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Gwalchmai Salted and creamy.
My secret love, which I haven't had in over five years, are sandwiches made from peanut butter and marshmallow fluff. |
My God gwally's right i used ot have those when I was little... I used to trade half of it away for two (yes TWO) snackpacks they were so good. Elementary school was the shiznit... | | |
01-10-2006, 04:18 PM
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Delicious salted creamy peanut butter on my Eggo Waffles with maple syrup.
My uncle however likes that all natural peanut butter on his cereal. Go figure!
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Ah finally a thread to celebrate the glory of peanut butter. That stuff is so good, it's easy, cheap and TASTY! I suppose I like it salted and crunchy but I don't really know about the difference between salted and unsalted, maybe that's something we don't have around here.
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01-11-2006, 02:40 PM
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I think the salted or not issue is related to the type you buy. The more commonly known brands contain salt by default, as well as sugar and numerous other ingredients.
Being the food purist I am (   ) ... the variety we buy only contains peanuts, peanut oil and salt (if you choose that type).
But, I suppose since it is a "natural" brand, they are more focused on issues like whether or not their products contain salt, since some people have dietary concerns.
How can you tell I live on the West Coast of North America?
Though, contrary to what Hill believes, I am *not* a hippy
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Originally Posted by dragon wench Though, contrary to what Hill believes, I am *not* a hippy | Hippy's can be fun, but I do have to agree. You're no hippy. I know hippies, and you don't fit as one. 
Peanut butter and waffles with syrup is great! Rachel introduced me to that. It is horrid for you, but oh so good.
@Tony and Gwally, Fluffernutter sandwiches are bomb. You just can't beat them! Cheap, easy to make, and delicious. What's not to love?
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@Mag,
thank you for that !
Mmm... I like blending peanut butter with honey too... and then spreading it on apple slices (preferably a really tart, crisp variety)
I should try maple syrup some time as well 
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Welcome!
Melted peanut butter and warm honey is fun too. 
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01-11-2006, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Magrus Welcome!
Melted peanut butter and warm honey is fun too. | Only you could turn a perfectly innocent thread about peanut butter into something suggestive. That is even beyond the scope of my abilities 
That sounds... messy.  Though, I'm *not* asking for details
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Do with your foul peanut butter whatever you want, but not on waffles.  *shudders in abject horror*
Now a nice rice plate with a sauce based on a paste of peanuts (nothing to do with those foul things talked about in this thread) and with cassava or potato leaves, that something else altogether.
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Originally Posted by dragon wench Only you could turn a perfectly innocent thread about peanut butter into something suggestive. That is even beyond the scope of my abilities | DW, somehow I doubt that it is beyond your abilities... with age comes wisdom, even the depraved, and the curators thereof gain wisdom in their respective fields of expertise. | | |
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Originally Posted by dragon wench Only you could turn a perfectly innocent thread about peanut butter into something suggestive. That is even beyond the scope of my abilities
That sounds... messy. Though, I'm *not* asking for details | *bows and then dances* HAHA! I finally have proof, I'm worse than you are! Now, for BS, Hill and Lestat... 
Messy, yes, but fun. Most fun things end up messy anyways, right?
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Are Belgians exempt too? That's good to know | | |
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Well, when we want to pick on the Dutch we say things like "We have a cuisine, the Dutch have peanut butter". For me its something very much associated with Holland. I didn't know it was this popular in North America. Maybe also the absence of a cuisine? | | Thread Tools | Search this Thread | | | | | Display Modes | Rate This Thread |  Linear Mode | | 
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