Peanut Butter

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It’s peanut butter jelly time, peanut butter jelly — hold up. November might be National Peanut Butter Month, but not everyone’s on board with the spreadable stuff. Here’s how to replace peanut butter in just about any recipe.

Put down the spoon! As much as we love PB&J, PB&B, or PB& whatever, too much of a good thing can be a problem. To keep peanut butter from reaching “Dangerfood” status, follow the rules for the correct serving size.

Soothe sunburns with tea; make yogurt from coffee; curse to curb pain. The world is full of unexpected hacks, and here are Greatist’s top picks.

Peanut butter’s okay without its partner in crime (jelly). A spoonful of the nutty treat could be useful in the shower, frying pan, and even our hair.

This egg-and-butter-less dessert is enough to convince anyone to eat these (even for dinner).

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While peanut butter is found in many of our pantries, we may want to switch to almond butter. With 25% less fat than its peanut friend, almond butter is a delicious dose of protein and healthy fats.

It looks harmless enough— especially slapped on some bread with some grape jelly. But here’s why peanut butter has made the Greatist dangerfood list.

This egg-and-butter-less dessert is enough to convince anyone to eat these (even for dinner).

Peanut butter’s okay without its partner in crime (jelly). A spoonful of the nutty treat could be useful in the shower, frying pan, and even our hair.

Soothe sunburns with tea; make yogurt from coffee; curse to curb pain. The world is full of unexpected hacks, and here are Greatist’s top picks.

It’s peanut butter jelly time, peanut butter jelly — hold up. November might be National Peanut Butter Month, but not everyone’s on board with the spreadable stuff. Here’s how to replace peanut butter in just about any recipe.

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