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09-27-2011, 02:42 PM #1Registered User
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Peanutbutter prices going up
due to the drought in the south just heard it on the Weather channel so stock up on your peanutbutter FVers.
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Ugh! This is a staple in my house....especially for DS. Will be keeping my eyes open for a sale!
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Gah! This completely ruins my plan to develop a peanut butter powered car. No one is going to want to by my peanut-mobile if peanut butter prices go up.
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Wahhhh! First pumpkin and now peanut butter! I will buy some extra Friday as we go through a lot.
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Oh no! Man it seems like everything is going sky high..Guess I'll have to find a sale & try to stockpile some.
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I make my own peanut butter in the blender. But it probably doesn't matter since peanuts alone will probably be going up.
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The question is.... what isn't going up.
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Gaaaah! At the local store here, I buy the 40oz PeterPan PB...it had jumped from 4.48 to 4.92 in just 2 weeks time. That was a few months back....now it's going up again.We go through 4-5 jars a month.
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Sure am glad we stuffed those 24 jars of close-out, 99 cent peanut butter in the freezer a few weeks ago.
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I never thought to freeze peanut butter....
Originally Posted by Spirit Deer
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Once it's thawed, you'd never know it was frozen.
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lol!! I just said that!!! Originally Posted by brennasmom
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you can freeze peanut butter?????????????? what!!!! For real!!! Originally Posted by Spirit Deer
How long? You just freeze it in the jar???Step 1 $207/1500
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Yup, just shove it in the freezer right in the jar, as it comes from the store. It freezes beautifully and will keep indefinitely in there.
I don't know if you can still buy peanut butter in glass jars, therefore I don't know if it would expand and break a glass jar. The plastic jars freeze just fine.
If we need some and it's frozen, we take the lid off and the inner seal off and nuke it for about a minute or so. Don't try to heat it, just soften it.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Geeez, first coffee, now peanut butter too ? :-(
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