sugar free peanut butter.

[JumpBallWinner]

I went grocery shopping a couple days back and wanted to add a few tsps of peanut butter to my diet throughout the day. I was at kroger and didn't see any natural peanut butter, but I did see "sugar free" peanut butter. It contains peanuts, veg oil, salt. Stuff only has like 3 carbs a serving. Is it that much different than all natty peanut butter? I was gonna use it with my cutting diet also. Is that fine?

 

[coryriffel011]

You need to read the back and look for hydronated oils, these are trans fats that are no good for you. The main difference I have noticed from ANPB and any other brand is all the junk that is in the processed crap, just read the back and this will give you your answer.

 

[Clean]

seems like it could be similar. Dont know why they would have added oil though, i believe in ANPB it is ALL natural oils from the nuts

 

[NorgePrecision]

The only thing in my natural peanut butter is peanuts and salt.

 

[Agent Dana Scully]

I always buy organic peanut butter, i think its a couple of cents to a dollar more.

 

[ChefWide]

definiitely go with the natty... what you put in is what you get out...