Peanut Butter & Co. Crunch Time Crunchy Peanut Butter, 16 oz (2 Pack)

We've been using Skippy Natural, but the price more than doubled so I looked to see if there was a more affordable option. I found this. My husband really likes the crunchy peanut butter, but I prefer mine to be creamy. He was out of his kind, so that's what I ordered. I've never heard of this brand before, but I liked that it didn't have the hydrogenated oils, high fructose corn syrup and was all natural. It's even certified vegan (not that I am one, but it's the first peanut butter I've seen that had that boast). Being that it sounded so healthy, I was really afraid of what the flavor was going to be. So before I could expect to send it with my unsuspecting husband, I figured I better try it first. I wasn't looking forward to it, but I braved it anyway. It was good! I'd choose it over the Skippy Natural Crunchy anytime. It wasn't hard to spread, it wasn't all dried out and hard to swallow. It was creamy, despite all the peanuts in it, and the flavor was great. It's really good on celery and apples too. I'd definitely buy it again, and have no problem now switching out my husband's Skippy for this--I may even get into it occasionally!

I bought this peanut butter because it's half the price of PB at my local grocer, per pound, and I wasn't disappointed at all in my purchase. Though I still find the thought of ordering 7 pounds of peanut butter online to be pretty hilarious. Here's the breakdown: Taste: Delicious. Now I'm no peanut butter aficionado -- I'm fine with JIF or Skippy -- but I found this peanut butter to be quite good. If you, too, think those common PB brands are tasty then you won't be disappointed. Requires stirring? Nope. Never. Unlike other natural PBs, this one doesn't need to be stirred. Personally I don't mind the occasional stir, but if that bothers you then this natural PB may be for you. Crunchiness: Excellent. I like my crunchy PB to be pretty durn crunchy and this was certainly crunchy enough for me. Spreadability: The label said it was now "more spreadable!", which made me thankful that I didn't experience it before the change. By that I mean that it's definitely not the easiest PB in the world to spread. But it's also not enough to make you want to throw the jar out the window, or anything. I think spreadability is a pretty standard issue among crunchy peanut butters. It's just something you deal with if you want the crunch, right? Will I buy it again? I may try out other brands just for the sake of comparison, but if this was the only PB on the site I'd be quite content.

Husband can't have dairy or soy so when we found this brand it was like a jack pot lol. No difference in taste and smooth and creamy

At the risk of sounding silly, a day without this product is like a day without sunshine.....it is THAT good! I love to eat this peanut butter with apples, bananas, celery, and yes, also just by itself with a spoon! I have a gluten intolerance, so I eat very few grain products anyway, but who cares - this stuff is the best on its own. I do prefer the crunchy, as the texture lends itself to a snack more than the creamy. The flavor is the best I've tried out of any brand out there. Perfect combination of salt/sweet, and I LOVE the ingredient list! As someone who reads every label and is very conscientious of the food that goes in my body, I couldn't ask for anything else from this company. I would love to try the dark chocolate/peanut butter combination, but I'm afraid it will be my downfall! As a 40 year old woman, I'm not willing to say adios to my girlish figure!

Peanuts are a natural miracle. Why, oh why saturate that marvelous flavor with way to much sugar (this is SWEET with 4g per serving) and then use cheap, damaging palm oil. It is not even a good consistency. I wish I had listened to the other negative reviews and NOT bought this brand. I'm now stuck with 5 jars. If you like low quality peanuts, sugar and palm oil maybe you will like this... but if you like real, pure and natural, high quality peanut butter- furgetaboutit.

CAREFUL, this looks identical to another product they sell. This has added sugar, the other is simply peanuts and salt. The other is called Old Fashioned. Odd also that the ingredient label here lists "evaporated cane juice" and the label I just got shipped says "cane sugar". I was surprised how I noticed the sweet taste after using the unsweetened one for so long. The Old Fashioned variety is perfect.

This is NOT no-stir as advertised. The peanut chunks all arrive at the top of the jars. Taste is pretty good, partly because it is soooo sweet. The label says "cane juice" which is just liquefied sucrose (table sugar from sugar cane or sugar beets) and that may also explain why it's softer and more runny than most peanut butters. But, that's OK, and makes it easier to spread. It also makes it easier to stir, ironically, but then, given that it NEEDS to be stirred, that's OK. LOL. But, it's a natural peanut butter, and I consider table sugar vastly preferable to high fructose corn syrup used in the name brand peanut butters. Just be prepared to STIR STIR STIR, despite what the label says. And be ready for a SWEET peanut butter. The kids will probably LOVE it. :-)

Another Amazonian recommended this brand to me, so I ordered it. It is Really Good peanut butter, lots of crunchy peanut chunks, and not too much salt or sweetener. Also, no aerobic strenuous hand churning the oils/solids! I also like Jif Natural Crunchy Peanut Butter Spread, 18-Ounce (Pack of 6) , but it is impossible to buy locally, and the price here on Ammy has shot up to a ridiculous level. My next venture into peanut butter exploration will be Peanut Butter & Co. Peanut Butter, The Heat is On, 16-Ounce Jars (Pack of 6) , which sounds amazing. Good company, excellent product. Oh, and I tried Peanut Butter & Co. Peanut Butter, Dark Chocolate Dreams, 16-Ounce Jars (Pack of 6) , which was smoooooth and yummy, too. Much much better than Nutella. So, if you like natural peanut taste and lots of crunchy bits, you'll probably like this brand. Remember, peanut butter is one of the basic food groups, along with chocolate, BACON, and ice cream. :D