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Peanut Butter
      #64707 - 04/26/04 07:26 AM
Lilybear

Reged: 04/05/04
Posts: 172
Loc: east coast, usa

I read that some nuts were safe to eat. Are peanut butter sandwiches okay to eat? I've been eating tomato (seedless) and chicken sandwiches but I'd like to try something different. I'm slowly incorporating the insoluble fiber back into my diet, and would like to try new things. Also, I'm allergic to seafood so I really can't eat fish or shrimp. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64710 - 04/26/04 07:46 AM
rosiechica

Reged: 08/22/03
Posts: 200
Loc: Wisconsin

I don't know if I can offer any suggestions, but I happen to live mostly on PB&J sandwiches. I have at least 1 or two a day. sometimes more than one per meal. I know i'm almost out of college and I should grow up, but I can't!

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64712 - 04/26/04 07:52 AM
Linz

Reged: 09/01/03
Posts: 8242
Loc: England

Yay! I haven't had one of these since I started the diet and I LOVE them! Glad to hear I might be able to eat them again. Tho maybe that's not a good thing as they are CHOCKA with calories. Ah, well.

Everyone over here thinks I'm really weird eating PB&J! But I love it.

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64718 - 04/26/04 08:07 AM
JBI

Reged: 01/25/04
Posts: 579
Loc: BC, Canada

Some people can handle PB and others can't. You have to watch out cause it's quite high in fat. I'll have some PB&J or PB and honey on toast every once and a while and I'll be ok. I'll usually buy the organic peanut butter.

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64763 - 04/26/04 09:47 AM
*Melissa*

Reged: 02/22/03
Posts: 4508
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They're okay - just make sure you only use a little because of the fat that can be a trigger. You can also use the reduced fat which can help also.

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64779 - 04/26/04 10:03 AM
Gr8ful

Reged: 03/15/04
Posts: 290
Loc: Orange County CA

I buy the organic kind and pour the extra oil off the top when I first open the jar.

When I make a sandwich I actually measure out 1/2 of a Tablespoon. This ends up only being 4 grams of fat - which for me is tolerable.

Leigh

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64854 - 04/26/04 02:11 PM
fishnets

Reged: 10/09/03
Posts: 515
Loc: MA

Personally I'm fine with it, I too eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches constantly I use about 2 tablespoons in a sandwich. I say try the reduced fat kind and see how that is.

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Re: Peanut Butter new
      #64865 - 04/26/04 02:23 PM
barbie

Reged: 04/22/04
Posts: 2435
Loc: Texas

Hi,

I have peanut butter every day on a toasted waffle. Corny,huh! It is really good when it melts. You can put jelly on, too. It is one of the things that agrees with me and I am sticking to it. The only thing is I can't use peanut butter that has molasses in it . The one I buy is Peter Pan creamy.

Barbie

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Reduced fat JIF!!! YUMMY!! new
      #64884 - 04/26/04 02:45 PM
StephS

Reged: 09/11/03
Posts: 2123


I use the JIF reduced fat peanut butter and love it! Its really good! Now regular peanut butter tastes weird to me!!! I have it everyday!!!

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Peanut Butter & Honey is THE BEST!!!!!!!! -nt- new
      #64931 - 04/26/04 05:10 PM
Ana Maria

Reged: 03/24/04
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