You can buy unsweetened PB. It's what we have in my house. This one, in fact. It's probably available everywhere.
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You can buy unsweetened PB. It's what we have in my house. This one, in fact. It's probably available everywhere.
Thanks, I will look for that. The dogs can eat the Jif/Skippy/etc, and I'll continue to cook with it, but sometimes I just want a good peanut butter cracker and the sweet stuff doesn't do it for me 
^^ picture doesn't show it, but the peanuts in the "chunky" all float to the top of the jar. You have to stir first.
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I use powdered peanut butter for the dog treats. It tightens up the batter without using a lot of flour
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It's a royal pain in the aß to stir.... MIL buys and always asks me to stir it for her. LoL
I recently made peanut butter my simply pouring a container of dry-roasted peanuts into a food processor. Goes from nuts to powder to peanut butter in less than a minute. For a dog, that's all you need. If you're eating it, add honey to sweeten it up.
I haven't made it in a few years, but when I want good peanut butter, I mix half a pound of unsalted dry roasted peanuts and half a pound of salted cocktail or Spanish peanuts in the food processor or blender and grind 'em up. Then I do the other half pounds
I don't want any sweetener in it.
bobeer
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weird. I just made these dog treats for our 14 year old lab. Haven't made them in a couple years so it was good to make them out of the beer I make ever year in his honor, Priceless Pup oatmeal brown ale. Man, he loves them.
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