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caps612
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
pantry/cabinet i would never eat it if it was cold that would be too much work.
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Posted 11/9/10 9:08 AM |
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QuackQuack
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Name: Chrissy
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Posted by Diana1215
Dh puts it in the fridge and it bugs me.
I like it to stay in the cabinet. There is nothing worse then trying to spread hard peanut butter on to soft bread.
Where do you keep it?
I could have posted this same exact thing!!!!
And in response....ours is on top of the fridge
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Posted 11/9/10 9:23 AM |
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MrsFrizzle
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
We use organic pb so we have to keep it in the fridge.
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Posted 11/9/10 9:27 AM |
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Cheeks24
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Pantry
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Posted 11/9/10 9:29 AM |
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Tine73

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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Pantry
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Posted 11/9/10 9:31 AM |
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PrettyPeonies
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Name: Pino
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Peanut butter in the cabinet and Jelly in the fridge.
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Posted 11/9/10 9:37 AM |
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jilliibabii
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
The cabinet! DH puts it in the fridge, too, and it drives me nuts. I want to be able to spread it on my bread thank you!
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Posted 11/9/10 9:41 AM |
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SingingBowlr
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
I came across this article on eHow:
Does Peanut Butter Need Refrigeration
Peanut butter, one of the staples of the average American family, has been around for more than a hundred years. Even before that, the Chinese used crushed peanuts in creamy sauces for additional nutrition and taste. Originally packed in barrels, peanut butter had a short shelf life, until 1922, when Joseph Rosefield developed the process of churning the peanuts like butter. This created a smoother consistency, prevented the oils from separating, and provided a shelf life for up to a year, as long as it was stored sealed and in a cool place.
Unopened Jar: Before opening, sealed jars of peanut butter do not need to be refrigerated. They can be kept in the pantry up until the expiration date stamped on the jar.
Opened Jar: After opening, store the peanut butter in a cool place to prevent it from going rancid. Extreme heat speeds the process of spoiling. After opening, natural peanut butter will keep for up to two months if refrigerated. After opening, processed peanut butter will keep for up to three months if refrigerated and two months on the pantry shelf.
"All Natural" vs. Processed: The difference between "all natural" and processed peanut butter determines the shelf life and whether it should be refrigerated. Without the added oil, sugar, and other preservatives, natural is a better option for the health conscious. For the convenience-minded, processed peanut butter is a better option.
Storing "All Natural" Peanut Butter: "All natural" peanut butter should be stored in the refrigerator after opening since it does not have any preservatives to prevent spoilage. Even refrigerated, oils may separate and need to be stirred back in before using. Let it sit out at room temperature for approximately fifteen to twenty minutes, then stir. Return to the refrigerator immediately. After opening, natural peanut butter will keep for up to two months if refrigerated.
Storing Processed Peanut Butter: Although processed peanut butter does not need to be refrigerated after opening, doing so will help to retain the best flavor. For smoother spreading, allow the peanut butter to come to room temperature before use. After opening, peanut butter will keep for up to three months if refrigerated and two months on the pantry shelf.
Freezing: Peanut butter should not be stored in the freezer because this changes the molecular structure. The consistency will change, and the oils will be more difficult to stir back in. .
Hope this clears up all misconceptions.
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Posted 11/9/10 9:56 AM |
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Diana1215
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Posted by MeNBobs
night stand.
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Posted 11/9/10 9:58 AM |
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Mill188
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
fridge!
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Posted 11/9/10 10:26 AM |
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PearlJamChick
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
If it's the natural kind with the oil, then fridge.
The regular kind - pantry.
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Posted 11/9/10 10:33 AM |
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lvdolphins
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
In the cabinet.
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Posted 11/9/10 10:38 AM |
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annoyedTTCer
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Cabinet
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Posted 11/9/10 11:58 AM |
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KimberlyScott
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
So funny! DH and I just had this convo over the weekend. Once opened I thought it had to go back in the fridge. So I've been putting it there. He complains. Turns out not so its in the pantry.
Message edited 11/9/2010 12:13:25 PM.
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Posted 11/9/10 12:13 PM |
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SusiBee
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
pantry.
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Posted 11/9/10 12:13 PM |
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ali120206
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Cabinet - even though it says refridgerate after opening. It spreads so much better at room temp.
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Posted 11/9/10 12:33 PM |
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Melimaup
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Definitely in the cabinet!
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Posted 11/9/10 12:46 PM |
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Mere09
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Cabinet
hard peanut butter = no bueno!
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Posted 11/9/10 12:56 PM |
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JessInCA
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Cabinet for us.
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Posted 11/9/10 1:11 PM |
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MrsKS
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
In the pantry.
i dont eat pn&j but DH does and we keep it in the pantry. when i make him a sandwich it's easier to spread.... in the fridge it gets too hard and it rips the bread. not good.
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Posted 11/9/10 1:11 PM |
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sj-girl
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
In the cabinet. I hate trying to spread cold peanut butter
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Posted 11/9/10 2:35 PM |
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eroxgirl
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Cabinet, not that I care at all. I hate peanut butter.
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Posted 11/9/10 2:38 PM |
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CloudNine
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
cabinet
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Posted 11/9/10 2:51 PM |
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MissMeliss
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
In the cabinet.
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Posted 11/9/10 2:55 PM |
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annoyedTTCer
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Re: Where do you keep peanut butter
Storing Processed Peanut Butter: Although processed peanut butter does not need to be refrigerated after opening, doing so will help to retain the best flavor. For smoother spreading, allow the peanut butter to come to room temperature before use. After opening, peanut butter will keep for up to three months if refrigerated and two months on the pantry shelf.
Umm, I think the PB in the cabinet has been there for 6+ months
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Posted 11/9/10 2:58 PM |
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