Adams peanut butter.

sujun93

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How much more expensive is Meridian compared to Adams?

Should have bought more Adams when there was offer :/
 

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anyway yamcancook i tot u went for a jaw op ? I dun think u can be eating this tacky stuff..
 

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anyway yamcancook i tot u went for a jaw op ? I dun think u can be eating this tacky stuff..

Yeah. Thought so too. But well, would like to try the PB creamy version, when my nutella spread finishes next week. (* i know nutella is sugary.. but it tastes addictive)

Hopefully the texture is something like nutella and not so, sticky and rough. read the posts that its rather watery compared to skippy.
 

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Love Adam's so much. Eat it everyday. Be it with wholemeal bread or I'll mix in with oats + protein powder. It may sound gross but trust me, IT'S GOOD. Use the unsalted one thou, red bottle :)
 

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How much more expensive is Meridian compared to Adams?

Should have bought more Adams when there was offer :/
NTUC selling Adams at $4.95 for 400g so 1kg would be $12.40. Meridian is 1kg for $12.90 so not much different but very hard to find since only sell at their specialty store.
 

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It's funny how some ppl will want to throw the layer of oil away. Isn't it like the essence of the peanut butter. It's good fats ffs
 
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It's funny how some ppl will want to throw the layer of oil away. Isn't it like the essence of the peanut butter. It's good fats ffs

Throw away very hard to stir also... lol. Somemore need to put in fridge, it'll all become more solid in a couple of days.
 

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bought 1 bottle of creamy (unsalted) and creamy (no stir) each. the creamy unsalted is very creamy and smooth with the oil. hehe thou it'll be nicer if it's sweet. might consider adding some whey into it. hehe

as for the creamy no stir, it really taste awful with the salty taste. think that will be my last.
 

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Had just shipped in a bottle of this - "Arrowhead Mills Organic No Salt Valencia Chunky Peanut Butter" from overseas couple of days ago, and then I saw Adam peanut butter in NTUC today.... &*$&*$#*
 

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NTUC selling Adams at $4.95 for 400g so 1kg would be $12.40. Meridian is 1kg for $12.90 so not much different but very hard to find since only sell at their specialty store.

which ntuc is that? finest? extra? I didn't see the 1kg version in extra leh...
 

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anyone tried pouring away the oil & replaced it with coconut oil :crazy:

You seow is it? Natual peanut oil mixed with the crushed & mushy creamy peanut butter tastes damn good. I normally just take a teaspoon & just eat it together with my other raw nuts.
 

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You seow is it? Natual peanut oil mixed with the crushed & mushy creamy peanut butter tastes damn good. I normally just take a teaspoon & just eat it together with my other raw nuts.

i'm coconut oil siao :(

read some review in iherb someone did it & it tasted damn freakin' good mah :crazy:
 
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