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Daphne do

By Daphne do
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What brand of peanut butter is the safest I was getting peanut butters &come but it’s not certified and they make it the same place they make sandwiches with wheat bread so now I’m concerned my peanut butter is not safe thank you for your time I really appreciate all of your help this is really hard for me so I’m constantly asking questions 

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1 hour ago, Daphne do said:

What brand of peanut butter is the safest I was getting peanut butters &come but it’s not certified and they make it the same place they make sandwiches with wheat bread so now I’m concerned my peanut butter is not safe thank you for your time I really appreciate all of your help this is really hard for me so I’m constantly asking questions 

I don’t think a PB factory could make sandwiches.  PB is such a messy greasy thing to make and the machinery wouldn’t do anything but nut  butters.  
 

we use Jif or Skippy usually.  

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1 hour ago, kareng said:

I don’t think a PB factory could make sandwiches.  PB is such a messy greasy thing to make and the machinery wouldn’t do anything but nut  butters.  
 

we use Jif or Skippy usually.  

It's made in California and it's basically a restaurant that makes peanut butter and yes they make sandwiches there with wheat bread it name is peanut butter and co

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1 hour ago, Daphne do said:

It's made in California and it's basically a restaurant that makes peanut butter and yes they make sandwiches there with wheat bread it name is peanut butter and co

I thought you meant a main stream PB, not a “ home made” thing.  I doubt a restaurant would be able to get a gluten-free certification.    

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2 hours ago, kareng said:

I thought you meant a main stream PB, not a “ home made” thing.  I doubt a restaurant would be able to get a gluten-free certification.    

Ok thank you sorry for the misunderstanding I appreciate your response

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Hey, Jane Anderson wrote about peanut butter.  She has Dermatitis Herpetiformis, so she has to be extra careful (you can trust her).  

https://www.verywellfit.com/gluten-free-peanut-butter-562820

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