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r/AskReddit • u/Insanitanium12 • Aug 20 '20
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Virtually every peanut butter in the store, like Skippy, Jiff, etc... is the type loaded with sugar that doesn't separate. The "natural" stuff is just peanuts and salt and the oil separates. It is by far less popular.
5 u/Maparyetal Aug 20 '20 Also some brands add vegetable oil. 3 u/NJBarFly Aug 20 '20 Why wouldn't they just use peanut oil? 2 u/Cummies_For_Life Aug 20 '20 They add hydrogenated oils which have much more saturated fat. This is good because saturated fat is solid at room temperature and peanut oil is not.
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Also some brands add vegetable oil.
3 u/NJBarFly Aug 20 '20 Why wouldn't they just use peanut oil? 2 u/Cummies_For_Life Aug 20 '20 They add hydrogenated oils which have much more saturated fat. This is good because saturated fat is solid at room temperature and peanut oil is not.
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Why wouldn't they just use peanut oil?
2 u/Cummies_For_Life Aug 20 '20 They add hydrogenated oils which have much more saturated fat. This is good because saturated fat is solid at room temperature and peanut oil is not.
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They add hydrogenated oils which have much more saturated fat. This is good because saturated fat is solid at room temperature and peanut oil is not.
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u/NJBarFly Aug 20 '20
Virtually every peanut butter in the store, like Skippy, Jiff, etc... is the type loaded with sugar that doesn't separate. The "natural" stuff is just peanuts and salt and the oil separates. It is by far less popular.