And why is it Skippy?
And which brand of PB would Alexstrazsa eat? Probably a nasty Whole Foods brand.
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Whatever is cheapest to be honest, I’m not picky
As long as it’s not terrible, it’s going on the BREAD 
which is the whole point
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I wish peanut butter makers would make shorter, wider jars as opposed to taller jars.
Same amount of plastic. Same amount of peanut butter. Same amount of shipping volume.
But, most importantly, easier to get the last of the peanut butter out of the jar!
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I’ve always gotten Jif brand peanut butter
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Anyone of them as long as it has whole peanuts in it
Idk what a skippy is but the green lid with the teddy bears on it is great
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Only Peanut Butter ever in my house is Kraft. And my dogs love it too 
It depends on what you are doing with it. Personally I love Jif but in peanut butter cookies the oily stuff is the best.
Probably one of those natural, no-sugar-added peanut butter brands.
100% best PB is the one that supports nerfing any class I dont like at the time.
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I eat powdered peanut butter. It has most of the fat removed.
So you just add water and mix it up. It’s super low calorie compared to regular peanut butter.
Think the brand is PBFit?
Wait… who adds sugar directly to peanut butter? That’s what the jelly/jam is for in the PB&J Sandwich!
Most of your typical name-brand peanut butters have added sugar/salt/oil etc.
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Kroger brand honey peanut butter.
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Old Home. No added sugar and it doesn’t require copious amounts of mixing like other natural peanut butters.
Costco sells 5lb buckets of it. Easy to scrape out every last bit.
Who eats 5 pounds of peanut butter?!
It takes me quite some time to go through a regular jar.
I don’t eat peanut butter, but my husband loves Skippy.
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I love the creamy Jif jars.
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Almost every peanut butter brand has sugar added in somehow or someway along with different oils.
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