do you put your peanut butter in the fridge?

dan-o2 · Jul 17, 2008

i'm from the west coast and i've always done this, my wife is from the midwest and she doesn't. i'm the correct one though, right? who the fuck leaves it out?

Obibun · Jul 17, 2008

no? what the fuck is wrong with you?

SuicideSnowman · Jul 17, 2008

No, that's retarded.

GreyGhost · Jul 17, 2008

yes, its all natural, too runny if left out

Le Sean · Jul 17, 2008

I'm from the west coast and think it's insane.

dan-o2 · Jul 17, 2008

what the fuck, this is crazy

assfrags · Jul 17, 2008

Only if its the natural type, but the JIF style goes in the pantry.

Lamb · Jul 17, 2008

refrigerate natural
regular, no.

Anguish · Jul 17, 2008

yeah you gotta remember that your kraft pb or wahtever is more icing sugar?

turdburgler · Jul 17, 2008

are you fucking retarded?

no

Obibun · Jul 17, 2008

this just in - refrigerating natural is just as stupid. it's natural for a reason, natural peanut butter is meant to be runny. that's the "natural" part of it. you need to mix it before applying.

plus how the fuck do you eat toast with refrigerated peanut butter? toast doesn't hold enough heat to be able to disperse refrigerated peanut butter, so your toast would be cold.

and if you're eating cold toast then you really are fucked.

[MD5]Hash · Jul 17, 2008

Um, peanut butter doesn't need to go into the fridge.

Organic peanut butters needs to go into the fridge because they can seperate into oil and peanut paste. Most peanut butters contain an agent that keeps them from separating, and can usually keep from anywhere from 6-8 months without refrigerating, if a jar in your house even lasts that long.

dan-o2 · Jul 17, 2008

well i've learned so much today. i wonder where i started doing that from

GreyGhost · Jul 17, 2008

Obibun said:
this just in - refrigerating natural is just as stupid. it's natural for a reason, natural peanut butter is meant to be runny. that's the "natural" part of it. you need to mix it before applying.

plus how the fuck do you eat toast with refrigerated peanut butter? toast doesn't hold enough heat to be able to disperse refrigerated peanut butter, so your toast would be cold.

and if you're eating cold toast then you really are fucked.

you need to contact the makers of natural style peanut butter and have them change the labels, they say to stir & refrigerate

Texas Dragon · Jul 17, 2008

you are a retard.

Climax · Jul 17, 2008

Greetings from Australia.
We don't refrigerate peanut butter, atleast noone to my knowledge.
Kind regards.

SirBatesAlot · Jul 17, 2008

No, what are you? Some kind of retard?

fartiusstinkius · Jul 17, 2008

[MD5]Hash said:
Organic peanut butters needs to go into the fridge because they can seperate into oil and peanut paste. Most peanut butters contain an agent that keeps them from separating, and can usually keep from anywhere from 6-8 months without refrigerating, if a jar in your house even lasts that long.

You do realize it takes like 3 seconds to mix the separated oil in the peanut butter with a knife before spreading right?

Darkstrand · Jul 17, 2008

peanut butter should be refrigerated after opening

SirBatesAlot · Jul 17, 2008

Obibun said:
this just in - refrigerating natural is just as stupid. it's natural for a reason, natural peanut butter is meant to be runny. that's the "natural" part of it. you need to mix it before applying.

plus how the fuck do you eat toast with refrigerated peanut butter? toast doesn't hold enough heat to be able to disperse refrigerated peanut butter, so your toast would be cold.

and if you're eating cold toast then you really are fucked.

that's not the issue at all. Have you ever tried to spread cold peanut butter onto a slice of bread? When toasted it's possible, if not, you're heading for dangerous waters.