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Skippy Natural Peanut Butter?

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jmengert Enthusiast
jmengert
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I'm soy free, in addition to gluten free, and I saw Skippy has a natural peanut butter--it just has palm oil, salt, and a bit of sugar (and peanuts of course :) ) I'm assuming this is gluten free, but does anyone know for sure about Skippy?

Thanks in advance!

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A few months ago when I was still eating peanut butter <_< , I discovered this product. It is so good! Anyway, I called, and it's fine :D

Enjoy--and enjoy some for me, too :lol:

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Thank you so much! I haven't eaten peanut butter in over a year, so I'll make sure to enjoy a lot of it :)

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I'm soy free, in addition to gluten free, and I saw Skippy has a natural peanut butter--it just has palm oil, salt, and a bit of sugar (and peanuts of course :) ) I'm assuming this is gluten free, but does anyone know for sure about Skippy?

Thanks in advance!

That's not natural-style peanut butter! Natural style peanut butter contains nothing but peanuts and salt.

jmengert Enthusiast
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I agree--it's not natural, but since it doesn't have soy in it, and I don't have to stir it, I'm sold!

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why do you hate stirring so much?

jmengert Enthusiast
jmengert
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Um, I don't hate stirring. It happened to be the only soy free peanut butter at the store where I was shopping, so I bought it. I'm just grateful it's soy free.

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I eat the adams, I'm with you my fellow julie I'm not into the whole stiring thing. Its annoying in my opinion, or maybe I'm just peanut butter lazy :D

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why do you hate stirring so much?

I hate stirring. It's a hard, goopy mess. And refrigerated it gets super hard!

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