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 Satirical photoshop junkie who frolics in the mountains of the Chilliwack River Valley
Chilliwack, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/26/2012 : 7:00 PM
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My cousin just bought a jar of this from the food Co-op in Bellingham and she says it's quite good:
Anybody try this stuff? Sounds like it has potential. |
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Kootenay Bud
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Posted - 04/26/2012 : 7:06 PM
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| What's the point of eating 85% less fat PB - you eat it for the fat. |
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Richmond, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/26/2012 : 7:50 PM
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They freeze dried Skippy? Nooooooooooooooooo |
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Satirical photoshop junkie who frolics in the mountains of the Chilliwack River Valley
Chilliwack, BC
Canada
6908 Posts |
Posted - 04/26/2012 : 8:17 PM
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| Problem is it's hard dehydrating fat |
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1078 Posts |
Posted - 04/27/2012 : 03:55 AM
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Edited by - DCIPHER on 04/27/2012 04:01 AM |
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1078 Posts |
Posted - 04/27/2012 : 04:01 AM
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Originally posted by DCIPHER
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Originally posted by sandy
What's the point of eating 85% less fat PB - you eat it for the fat.
I disagree. Some people, perhaps even the majority, eat if for the taste.
If you eat it for the fat, then it doesn't matter if it's "peanut butter" or something else, just bring some other fat along.
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Kamloops, B.C.
Canada
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 05:41 AM
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| Could it be as tasty as powdered milk? perhaps you could use it to patch drywall? |
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Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
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Kamloops, B.C.
Canada
157 Posts |
Posted - 04/27/2012 : 07:27 AM
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| that was great..... made my morning.... early 90's flash back |
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Kootenay Bud
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 12:26 PM
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The thing is DCIPHER, for people who are out on multi-day traverses and big trips we ARE eating PB for the calories, specifically the fat calories. Crackers are merely a transport mechanism for substances like PB or cream cheese.
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Victoria, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 12:40 PM
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Oh hey wow!
Powdered peanut butter! thank god. I was really beginning to lose faith in the pointlessness of being.
Take a jar of that out into the woods, and a jar of this  to go along with it, and then all you would need is some water... and peanut butter, and voila! you have some peanut butter and water, and two cans of pointless shit. |
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Vancouver, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 3:59 PM
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I think it could have potential. I've been grinding almonds and using black sesame pdr in a breakfast drink. I'm a little wary of over-processed food that isn't bacon (which receives diplomatic immunity) so I wonder how they get rid of the fat?
Could be a good addition to instant oatmeal (with chocolate or dried bananas). Maybe Thai wraps. |
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 4:32 PM
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Originally posted by sandy
The thing is DCIPHER, for people who are out on multi-day traverses and big trips we ARE eating PB for the calories, specifically the fat calories. Crackers are merely a transport mechanism for substances like PB or cream cheese.
Certainly that is the case for some, including on occasion myself. In which case, as I said, it doesn't matters what fat is being ingested.
Making an issue of having fat removed from this peanut butter only matters if you want the taste of peanut butter. If you're merely eating for fat, then the issue is irrelevant, this product isn't for you, but there are innumerable alternatives :-)
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Poco, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 8:07 PM
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| Id like to try this. I love pb, so of this is an option, I'm game! The only thing I would worry about is prep. I don't want to have to have a mixing bowl to prep it. |
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Burnaby, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 8:20 PM
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| Isn't this just peanut flour? |
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 8:29 PM
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Originally posted by mad owl woman
I think it could have potential. I've been grinding almonds and using black sesame pdr in a breakfast drink. I'm a little wary of over-processed food that isn't bacon (which receives diplomatic immunity) so I wonder how they get rid of the fat?
Could be a good addition to instant oatmeal (with chocolate or dried bananas). Maybe Thai wraps.
As nullified points out... You really can't dehydrate fat.... It's implicit in the definition... Basic Chem 101
They must be using other things to simulate it... Like maybe milk powder |
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Satirical photoshop junkie who frolics in the mountains of the Chilliwack River Valley
Chilliwack, BC
Canada
6908 Posts |
Posted - 04/27/2012 : 9:49 PM
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I was n Bellingham and bought some. Okay it's actually quite tasty 
Here's the link for more information about it:
http://www.bettylousinc.com/products_detail.php?id=287&ref=0
So no it's not a great source of carbs or fat but on shorter trips or times where carb loading etc isn't as much of a factor I'd say it's perfectly fine. I'm also thinking some of this would work great in a peanut satay  .
I see it as another lightweight lunch ingredient option. |
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Vancouver, BC
Canada
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Posted - 04/28/2012 : 11:07 AM
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Originally posted by DCIPHER
You really can't dehydrate fat.... It's implicit in the definition... Basic Chem 101
My understanding is that if you grind peanuts into powder, they turn into peanut butter. Basic Food Manufacturing 101.
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Happy go lucky, plaid wearin, postholin, safeway gaitor sportin, old-school film shootin, giver of many regards
Abbotsford, B.C.
Canada
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Posted - 04/28/2012 : 4:05 PM
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Hmm poweder peanuts, less fat than the greasy wet kind.
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Posted - 04/29/2012 : 05:16 AM
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Originally posted by mad owl woman
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Originally posted by DCIPHER
You really can't dehydrate fat.... It's implicit in the definition... Basic Chem 101
My understanding is that if you grind peanuts into powder, they turn into peanut butter. Basic Food Manufacturing 101.
I don't think your understanding of the basics is correct then. If you grind peanuts, they don't turn into powder, they turn into a paste. If you want to get qet a powder, I believe you'd have to get rid of the fat. Perhaps their is some other way around it, but I don't know what that might be.
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Kootenay Bud
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Posted - 04/29/2012 : 06:57 AM
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If you grind up nuts, say in a food processor, you get a dryish powder. You should try it, or go buy some almond flour - which is simply ground up almonds - and bake yourself some tasty paleo muffins or pancakes. All the good fat included
Or better yet, go out hiking, climbing, skiing, anything..... |
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