PB2 Powdered Peanut Butter Original Bundle, 16 oz (6 pack)

I’ve used PB2 powder in smoothies, energy oat balls, and mixed into greek yogurt, and they’ve all tasted great. Between the two flavors, I prefer the peanut butter only without the cocoa, but both are good. I love how I can get the peanut butter flavor with much fewer calories and more protein than regular peanut butter in a jar.

I Love All Nut Butters. Almond Butter, Cashew Butter. Sunflower Seed Butter and Peanut Butter. Ok, Out Of All Those. Almonds Are Actually The Only Real Nuts. But, You Get The Picture. The Problem is That Most of These Butters are High Fat and About 190 Calories For Two Tablespoons. I Never Buy Peanut Butter, Because It Hurts My Stomach. I Don't Know Why. I'm Allergic to a Lot of Foods and Chemicals, But I've been Tested and I'm Not Allergic to Peanuts. It May Be The High Fat Content. I Don't Know. I Do Know That I Can Safely Eat Other Nut Butters With No Problems and I Can Eat All I Want of Powdered Peanut Butter With No Problems.This Stuff is Pretty Crappy Mixed With Water, But YUMMY Mixed With a little Cashew Milk (My Favorite to Mix it With) or Almond, Coconut Milk, Soy Milk or Even Cow's Milk. I LOVE Mixing It Up and Dipping My Apple Slices Into It. Sometimes, I'll Mix Up a Little Pile of the Regular and a Little Pile of the Chocolate on a Dessert Plate With a Sliced Apple and That's My Favorite Snack To Have In Front of The TV. LOVE IT.There Are Several Different Brands of Powdered Peanut Butter on the Market Now. I Know, Because I Think I've Probably Tried Most Of Them. One Brand I Accidentally Bought had a "Vanilla" Flavor. OMG!!! That Was HORRID. YUCK!!!!! I Saw It On Sale at the Health Food Store, So I Picked It Up. UGH!!! I Won't make That Mistake Again.I'm Going To Be Perfectly Honest Here. I Go To Sam's and Buy the 30 Ounce Gigantic Size of Their Container of Powered Peanut Butter for $9.98, I Use That In My Smoothies and Cookies I Bake. Everything Else, I Use This brand. This is All I Use For My Snacking. But, Truth Be Told, in Cookies and Smoothies, You Can't Really Tell The Difference. So, I Use The Cheaper Stuff, To Stretch the Budget.Another of My Favorite Snacks (While I'm Watching TV) is To Take a Banana and Cut it Into Chunks. Then Put Toothpicks Into Each Chunk and Slightly Freeze. Then Put On a Small Plate With a Pile of Prepared PB2 Peanut Butter. It's YUMMY!!! One Night I Made Up My Little Dessert Plate of Banana Chunks, Put the Toothpicks in and Froze the Banana Chunks. But, I Froze Them a Little Too long. So, I Thought, "I'll Just Let My Bananas Sit on the Counter a Few Minutes and Thaw a Little, Before I Eat Them" I Watched a Little TV and Then I Figured They Should be Just About Ready. I Went in and Didn't See The Plate. "Hey, Where's My Banana's and Peanut Butter?" My Sister Said, "Buuuurp!!!!" "Oh No!!!!!" Lesson Learned.Here's Another Great Snack and You Can Use Either Flavor, But the Chocolate Peanut Butter is the Best. Take a Paper Bag. It Has To Be Paper. It Can Be a Paper Lunch Bag or One of Those Paper Freezer Bags You Pick Up Free at Wal-Mart in the Freezer Section, but it needs to be Paper. I Usually Do a Pound of Raw Unsalted Almonds, but You Can Do Less Just Use a Little Less Oil and Powdered Peanut Butter. Place the Almonds Onto a Cookie Sheet and Roast For 5 minutes at 350 Degrees. Let Cool Then Put Your Almonds in the Paper Bag and Add 1 Tablespoon of Melted Coconut oil (Or Any Oil) Shake the Bag Vigorously and Add 2 Tablespoons of The Powdered Peanut Butter (Remember The Chocolate is the Yummiest) Shake the Bag Again, Until Well Coated (Add More PB2 if Needed). Spread Out On the Cookie Sheet, Lower Oven Temperature To 325 Degrees and Roast For 5 to 7 Minutes. Let cool and Enjoy. I Keep the Leftovers in an Airtight Glass Jar, But They Don't Usually Last long at my Place and I Like Putting Them on my Air Popped Popcorn, For Some Flavor.This is Another Snack I Have To Make Plenty Of, Because While My Sister NEVER Touches my Health Food (Which She Refers To as Dog Biscuits and Bird Food) She Loves the Chocolate Peanut Butter Almonds. Thank You For Reading and I'm Always Available To Answer Questions..

Okay, so do not laugh, but I love Peanut Butter with sardines, and Peanut Butter with Tuna and Peanut Butter on whole wheat bread and Peanut Butter with marshmallow creme. You get the idea! I like Peanut Butter.This powdered Peanut Butter completely fills my Peanut Butter obsession, yet keeps me from eating giant spoons of it because I am conscious of measuring the powder and the water to make the spread.I like it, but more importantly, my husband liked it and I did not tell him it was from powder until after he had eaten.The Chocolate Peanut Butter powder is great too, especially since the chocolate flavor is from Cocoa and not a manufactured chocolate candy smear. It really works great in banana smoothies.The plain powder is perfect for my taste without adding any additional sweetener. There is 1 gram of sugar per serving so this is not sugar free. The chocolate powder is also fine without any additional sweeteners.There are 45 calories per 2 tablespoon serving with the powder (unless you add a sweetener: sugar, agave etc.) as compared to a 2 tablespoon serving of jar Peanut Butter which averages about 190 calories. The caloric content is the same for the Chocolate flavor because the chocolate flavor come from cocoa. The low caloric content is because there is 85% less fat than regular peanut butter.The biggest test for the authenticity of taste was my 3 grand kids: 7, 9, and 13. I made them sandwiches first with the chocolate peanut butter and then told them how I made it. Then of course, we had to have more sandwiches with them doing the measuring and mixing.Some folks have complained about how the product is shipped in a hard block form. Actually, the packaging is designed to pull out the air and for us, the consumer, to receive a full bag of the powder. After I opened the powders I put the product into separate air-tight containers and took a fork to gently break up the powder it was easy and the result was a nice, easily measurable powder.Have fun, enjoy and be creative !

I use PB2 - plain peanut butter too, but I love the mix of chocolate and peanut butter together. This has much fewer calories than traditional peanut butter. I use PB2 plain and with chocolate in cooking. My favorite thing to do with the PB2 with chocolate is to mix a full serving dry into my oatmeal, then add the water to cook my oatmeal, mix it all together and voila - chocolate peanut buttery tasting oatmeal. Slice a banana into the mix! It's great and hearty breakfast. PB2 is not on every grocery shelf, and the one with chocolate can be difficult to find. Being able to order it here on Amazon is great. My order here comes in set of 2 containers neatly wrapped together. Being the smaller containers, they each stay fresh for much longer.

Bought this as a low fat low cal alternative to "real peanut butter" and am pleasantly surprised by the taste and texture. getting the liquid to powder ratio is key to ensuring the same taste and texture to regular peanut butter, it should be note that powdered peanut butter is just peanuts with their oils removed and then ground into a powder. Easy to use and cook with when making noodles, desserts, and good old fashion PBJ sandwiches.

If interested in chocolate flavored peanut butter; this stuff is great. The only issue is that it’s a better consistency for mixing into other ingredients. Difficult to match the same consistency as peanut butter.

I have a collection of different flavors from PB2 that I use for my daily breakfast of Overnight Oats. I hope they add more flavors to compete with Oats Over Night