Entries tagged with 'peanuts'
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A whole day devoted to peanut butter? It's true. After celebrating National Pie Day yesterday, we're not wasting any time with another food holiday. Here are 20 recipes to inspire you today, from homemade Nutter Butters to peanut butter whoopie pies and an assortment of cookies. Have you celebrated yet today (read: have you eaten peanut butter today)?
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The major brands of peanut butter have announced wholesale price increases and many consumers have already seen a spike at their local grocery stores by 20% to 30% or more, and those that haven't will likely see increases by the middle of November. So just what's up with the peanut market?
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It turns out that peanut skins, long thought of as a waste product when making peanut butter and other peanut products, have some outstanding nutritional qualities. Do you like eating peanuts with skins on or off?
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Peanuts! Get your peanuts here! That's right, it's National Peanut Day according to the SE food holiday calendar and what better way to pay homage to the nut (well,
technically a legume) than with these 14 recipes. Or, here's a'nutter (lower-effort) idea—just grab a bag of salted peanuts for a snack tonight.
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We've been to an
Arrested Development-inspired
banana stand in Austin, but traveled all the way to Thailand to investigate this one. (Alright, so maybe the trip wasn't solely on banana stand-related business.) Choconana at the weekend market in Bangkok dips frozen bananas in chocolate and peanuts to order.
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Boston Baked Beans are a candy industry name for
sugar coated peanuts that have been dyed red to match the color of, you guessed it, baked beans. This whole thing got me thinking about other foods that have names that don't match their ingredients. There's no butter in peanut butter, no seafood in Swedish fish, and no eggs in an egg cream.
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If you read the results of the
no-stir peanut butters and thought,
eww, hydrogenated oils and sugar, then this is the category you were waiting for. The "stir" classification of peanut butter has that puddle of oil sitting on top that you need to give a hearty stir. The ingredients in these are more
au natural: just peanuts and usually some salt. That's it. These are the peanut butters that taste more like, well, peanuts. The winners, revealed!
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Last time we were trying peanut butter, it was the
Creamy variety. But it was only a matter of time before we'd round up the favorite Crunchies. This time, we divided the results into two categories: stir (with natural oil separation) and no-stir. First up: no-stir peanut butters (tomorrow we'll reveal the stir results). Today's tasting includes the Jif vs. Skippy rivalry, Peter Pan, Peanut Butter & Co., and the just re-released Planter's.
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As summer approaches, so does the season for carnivals and festivals, which continue to prove that
anything can be thrown
into a deep-fryer. Ever wonder what kind of oil the "fry guys" use? More often than not it's peanut oil.
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Ever had 16 spoonfuls of peanut butter in one sitting? Ever wanted an excuse to? We sure did; enter this taste test. Let's be honest, unless you have a peanut allergy, you are probably in the pro-PB camp.
We tried 16 widely available brands. Find out which we liked best!
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