Toppy Peanut Butter

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Hi my name is Bob and I am a peanut butter ho'.

 

Does anyone make their own PB? I'd be interested in learning how to do it.

I like natural PB and haven't been able to find anything good here. 

I buy the Whole Earth brand natural PB.  Do you not like that one?

I had used the Smuckers natural one for so long in the US, I can't stand any peanut butter that has sugar added to it any longer.  (like most of the major US brands)

I buy the Whole Earth brand natural PB.  Do you not like that one?

Where can you buy it? I've never seen it before.

they have Whole Earth in Sainburys, and i have also bought freshly made natural peanut butter online.

they have Whole Earth in Sainburys.

Yes, at Sainburys & they have it at Morrisons up here too.  I would imagine that most of the major supermarkets carry it.

Here is what it looks like (the one I buy):

http://www.wholeearthfoods.com/fruits-spreads/crunchy-original-peanutbutter.htm

Ok, it has peanuts, palm oil & salt -- so not quite as natural as the Smuckers one, but as close as I've found & for me the main thing is no added sugar.  I'll bet you could find one with just peanuts & salt if you really hunted around somewhere, like health food shops & speciality food boutique type places.  But I've been reasonably happy with the Whole Earth one.  (cross-posted with QG)

they have Whole Earth in Sainburys, and i have also bought freshly made natural peanut butter online.

finally found the link for the natural, freshly-made PB i bought online:

http://www.healthy-way.co.uk/

I suppose I did have PB fear! Tee hee!! If the stuff I saw at Lidl is the Rt 66 stuff, and I can't recall if it is, no matter what the taste, I would find the pale color off-putting. It made me think of PB made with peanuts that hadn't been roasted and I'm not a fan of unroasted peanuts.

That said, AYouBob may have persuaded me to try it!!

Well, the reason for my fear comes from a recent experience with Tesco Value peanut butter. I bought it to make something with and then wondered if the rest of the jar would be edible for sandwiches & regular eating.

It's not.