Topic: I need a low calorie answer for peanut butter
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:35 PM
Does anyone know how to make peanut butter less fattening? It is my challenge. I wish I could eat it without using up all my calorites
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Joined Aug 2007 Posts: 1,151 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:38 PM
Don't eat it as often Sorry, couldn't resist. Eat it, just count it. Save it for a snack.
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Joined May 2008 Posts: 243 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:44 PM
go to betternpeanutbutter.com
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:47 PM
I just found a tip online that said to add defatted peanut flour to your peanut butter.. This flour has 196 calories per cup.
Has anyone tried this?
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Joined May 2008 Posts: 35 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:50 PM
I lobe the mini delight by quaker oats. They have peanut butter drizzeld . I eat a bag and it only has 90 cal.
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Joined Mar 2008 Posts: 849 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:57 PM
EAT YOUR PB!!!
I do 1 tablespoon PB on a brown rice cake - 150 calories - what a treat! Try it with coffee or tea, and it is like have a pastry and coffee (well, not quite, but you get the idea!). I also go for the crunchy, as I find it more satisfying!
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Joined Mar 2008 Posts: 849 |
Wed 05/14/08 05:58 PM
QUOTE: I just found a tip online that said to add defatted peanut flour to your peanut butter.. This flour has 196 calories per cup. Has anyone tried this? Why mess with perfection? To be honest, that sounds gross. Just have a tablespoon for 120 calories and enjoy! It is not that bad, is it? You could have that for a snack 2x a day. On the Abs Diet, you HAVE to eat PB daily.
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 210 |
Wed 05/14/08 06:21 PM
QUOTE: I just found a tip online that said to add defatted peanut flour to your peanut butter.. This flour has 196 calories per cup. Has anyone tried this? I found a peanut butter that is mostly made of this peanut flour. It has 100 cal in 2 tablespoons. It does not taste as good as the real thing, but when I'm craving a thick pb and j, it's good enough for me.
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 134 |
Wed 05/14/08 06:24 PM
Trader Joe's sells Bettern' Butter. It has 100 cals in 2 tbsp. It tastes very similar to peanut butter.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Joined Feb 2008 Posts: 361 |
Wed 05/14/08 08:36 PM
Peanut Butter is a healthy food. I buy the natural pb, the one tha has only 2 ingredients-peanuts and salt. The regular kind has hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oilsSee post below on hydrogenated oils:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/11933-i-didn-t-know For pb and j's(I usually eat one everyday on 45 calorie a slice bread) I use only 1 tbsp instead of 2 and find it is plenty for my sandwich. |
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Wed 05/14/08 09:52 PM
QUOTE: Peanut Butter is a healthy food. I buy the natural pb, the one tha has only 2 ingredients-peanuts and salt. The regular kind has hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oilsSee post below on hydrogenated oils: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/11933-i-didn-t-know For pb and j's(I usually eat one everyday on 45 calorie a slice bread) I use only 1 tbsp instead of 2 and find it is plenty for my sandwich. Don't just limit yourself to peanut butter, try the other butters too; almond butter, cashew butter, YUMMM.
"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough." - Mario Andretti. |
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Joined May 2008 Posts: 166 |
Wed 05/14/08 10:08 PM
I like the pb you get at winco that you basically grind it yourself. The low fat, or even regular pb has too many other things in it (should pb just be nuts and salt?!) Also BEWARE of partially hydrogenated oils....the label can still say 0 Trans fat, but ANYTHING that has partially hydrogenated oil is still a trans fat!
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Thu 05/15/08 06:31 AM
QUOTE: QUOTE: Peanut Butter is a healthy food. I buy the natural pb, the one tha has only 2 ingredients-peanuts and salt. The regular kind has hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oilsSee post below on hydrogenated oils: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/11933-i-didn-t-know For pb and j's(I usually eat one everyday on 45 calorie a slice bread) I use only 1 tbsp instead of 2 and find it is plenty for my sandwich. Don't just limit yourself to peanut butter, try the other butters too; almond butter, cashew butter, YUMMM. Oh yes!!! There is a hippie commune near where I live, they make all sorts of organic natural butters and they are SOOOOO delicious!!! They sell it at the Akin's Health Food store in my area. BTW- To those of you who have never had natural butters before, don't be alarmed by the fact that you need to sir it before you use it and store it in the fridge. The first time I took the whole jar to work a guy I work with said"What the hell is that? It looks like fish bait" |
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Joined May 2008 Posts: 147 |
Thu 05/15/08 06:36 AM
PB is very good for you ... are you making sure you eat the natural PB?
Just eat it in limitations if you're worried about it.
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Thu 05/15/08 08:02 AM
I am so excited about all the help from you all
I have been dying to get to my computer to see if there were any ideas. My plan 1. Eat Rice cakes with peanut butter 2. Look for betternpeanut butter and the flour peanut butter for "high need days" and thick sandwiches.
3. Look for naturals I also found whipped peanut butter online...that sounds pretty good too
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Thu 05/15/08 08:04 AM
I just found this
http://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/ The National Peanut Board
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Joined Mar 2008 Posts: 1,952 |
Thu 05/15/08 09:16 AM
http://www.bellplantation.com/
This stuff rocks.
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Joined Apr 2008 Posts: 45 |
Thu 05/15/08 09:30 AM
Don't just limit yourself to peanut butter, try the other butters too; almond butter, cashew butter, YUMMM.
Oh yes!!! There is a hippie commune near where I live, they make all sorts of organic natural butters and they are SOOOOO delicious!!! They sell it at the Akin's Health Food store in my area. BTW- To those of you who have never had natural butters before, don't be alarmed by the fact that you need to sir it before you use it and store it in the fridge. The first time I took the whole jar to work a guy I work with said"What the hell is that? It looks like fish bait" I make my own cashew butter, 1 can of cheapo cashew bits & pieces. I get them for $2 at the Dollar Store near my home. I then put them in a blender with 2T of canola oil. Yummy!!!! I can't eat peanuts, so this is my consolation prize. (I like it 20 times better than peanut butter anyway!) |
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Joined Mar 2008 Posts: 849 |
Thu 05/15/08 11:06 AM
QUOTE: I am so excited about all the help from you all
I have been dying to get to my computer to see if there were any ideas. My plan 1. Eat Rice cakes with peanut butter 2. Look for betternpeanut butter and the flour peanut butter for "high need days" and thick sandwiches.
3. Look for naturals I also found whipped peanut butter online...that sounds pretty good too You are the cutest... you are REALLY into peanut butter! Enjoy!
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:09 PM
QUOTE: QUOTE: I am so excited about all the help from you all
I have been dying to get to my computer to see if there were any ideas. My plan 1. Eat Rice cakes with peanut butter 2. Look for betternpeanut butter and the flour peanut butter for "high need days" and thick sandwiches.
3. Look for naturals I also found whipped peanut butter online...that sounds pretty good too You are the cutest... you are REALLY into peanut butter! Enjoy!
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:11 PM
I don't know how to do the quote yet
It is true I LOVE peanut butter. If it was not for peanut butter I would be at my goal.
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Joined Jan 2008 Posts: 55 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:16 PM
QUOTE: http://www.bellplantation.com/ This stuff rocks.
[/quote sgt.... You are soooo right. 50 calories for 2 tbs.. I am ordering now. Thank you ]
Still can't do the quote
Edited by SunnyInBuffalo on Thu 05/15/08 05:17 PM
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Joined Oct 2007 Posts: 3,473 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:20 PM
Peanut Butter Spread
1 (8 oz.) Package Fat Free Cream Cheese 2 Tablespoons Reduced Fat Creamy Peanut Butter 10 Packets Splenda Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl. Refrigerate in a covered container. Note: This is good on toast, apples, pretzels, or anything else you can think of. Serves: 8 (2 Tablespoons Each) Per Serving: 51 Calories; 2g Fat (27.6% calories from fat); 5g Protein; 4g Carbohydrate; trace Dietary Fiber; 2mg Cholesterol; 174mg Sodium. WWP: 1 http://www.aimeesadventures.com/RecipeFiles/Misc2/PeanutButterSpread.html Champions are willing to do something they hate to create something they love. -Dr.Mike Murdoch
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Joined Apr 2008 Posts: 591 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:42 PM
QUOTE: EAT YOUR PB!!! I do 1 tablespoon PB on a brown rice cake - 150 calories - what a treat! Try it with coffee or tea, and it is like have a pastry and coffee (well, not quite, but you get the idea!). I also go for the crunchy, as I find it more satisfying!
so true. It is rich in protien and healthy fat!!!! optr for a natural type one and cut out much excess sodium and presrvatives Who, being loved, is poor?”
Oscar Wilde
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Joined Mar 2008 Posts: 36 |
Thu 05/15/08 05:52 PM
Peanut butter rocks! I love a cut up crunchy apple and a tbsp of peanutbutter to dunk it in. woohoo.
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