Some help sourcing some decent peanut butter!

[Lil' Joe]

Right, bit of a strange one this. My brother is into weightlifting and was moaning the other day about a lot of recipie's including high protein, quality peanut butter, not the crap you get at supermarkets. Any idea where I could order him some from online??

Cheers guys..

[soad]

Any decent health food store should stock it.

You want the natural one (no sugar added).
Google Whole Earth peanut butter.
Or try Meridian peanut butter (Holland & Barrett stocks it).

[Wadeski]

I've heard its pretty easy to make it yourself?

you just need a massive bag of peanuts, a catering block of butter, some salt etc...

[littlegreenfairy]

Skippy is the nicest I've tasted so far.

[cslgirl]

+1 for Skippy !! Although I can only find it in Waitrose, and there isn't one near me and the next best I have found is M&S Peanut Butter.

[littlegreenfairy]

cslgirl said:

+1 for Skippy !! Although I can only find it in Waitrose, and there isn't one near me and the next best I have found is M&S Peanut Butter.

Costco do mahoosive jars - both crunchy and smooth.

[V8mate]

No idea about the OP's issue, but my favourite is actually Tesco own-label peanut butter.

It's the only one I've found which offers a crunchy which you can actually spread. The other crunchy ones are always too stff.

[Lil' Joe]

I was under the impression that Skippy was full of loads of other crap that wasn't too good for you?

[f13ldy]

Sainsburys do little skippies...

[stroppyjohnny]

Dry roasted peanuts, chuck them in a food processor. Eat. Yummy!

[stroppyjohnny]

Dry roasted peanuts, chuck them in a food processor. Eat. Yummy!

[twinturboz]

As said before Good earth or Meridian.

Meridian is organic peanut butter or so it says on the jar here.

found a link
http://www.guardianecostore.co.uk/products/meridia...

Edited by twinturboz on Tuesday 16th February 15:03

[Lil' Joe]

Thanks guys, muchos gracias.

[Todzilla]

This is a good friends' Dads business - admittedly it might be a tad hard to get hold over here but you never know - it's worth the hunt!

http://reallygood.co.nz/