do you put your peanut butter in the fridge?

[dan-o2]

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.

well i have for some time now, and i never had much trouble with it

 

[SaintDude]

Leave it in the pantry dan ... it'll keep a long time with no issues.

 

[[MD5]Hash]

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

After it warms up for 5-10 minutes.

There is no harm, whatsoever, with leaving your peanut butter in the pantry/cupboard, it will not go bad.

The reason you need to refrigerate organics is because they will seperate, and they lack preservatives to keep bacteria from growing, part of being natural means they don't put shit in it to keep it fresh, it will rot.

 

[Darksidesmoker]

No sir. Putting the peanut butter in the refrigerator sucks, no ninja ritz cracker for a snack.

 

[SirBatesAlot]

well i have for some time now, and i never had much trouble with it

When I tried, it was like trying to get a solid to spread out, it just doesn't work. I always end up tearing apart the bread in my rage and frustration.

 

[JuggerNaught]

no, peanut butter doesnt go in the fridge

 

[Apollo]

Lol, retarded. I've never refrigerated peanut butter.

 

[fartiusstinkius]

After it warms up for 5-10 minutes.

There is no harm, whatsoever, with leaving your peanut butter in the pantry/cupboard, it will not go bad.

The reason you need to refrigerate organics is because they will seperate, and they lack preservatives to keep bacteria growth, part of being natural means they don't put shit in it to keep it fresh, it will rot.

You don't need to refrigerate natural peanut butter. It will stay fine for months without refrigeration. You are simply wrong about that. Natural peanut butter at room temperature will separate. It takes like 3 seconds to mix the separated oils in natural peanut butter at room temperature. Hence natural peanut butter does not need to be refrigerated because of either reason you've cited.

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[Stilgar]

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?

She's frigid, that's why the peanut butter keeps.

 

[fartiusstinkius]

Refrigerated peanut butter lasts longer than non-refrigerated peanut butter. Both natural and unnatural last a few months unrefrigerated. If it takes you like a year to go through peanut butter than you might as well just refrigerate it, but that doesn't apply to most people.

 

[T-Funk]

if im buying a major brand like kraft or jiff or something, then no because its fucking pumped full of preservatives

fresh or organic shit i would

 

[MournBlade]

The wife buys that fucking natural peanut butter. Keep it in the fridge to keep it from separating.

 

[Dennis]

I'd rather take 5 seconds out of my busy schedule to stir it than eat COLD FUCKING PEANUT BUTTER. What the fuck is wrong with you people?!

 

[anomaly]

i like peanut butter after i take it out of the fridge, after 5-10 minutes its a cool yet malleable delicacy =)

 

[Super-Grover]

Why is it that Peanut Butter resists bacteria/mold/etc.?

I was told that bacteria don't like sugar. True?

 

[Iason]

a lot of people called you retarded in this thread, dan-o2

 

[JodoFett]

Where can I find this mythical bread that will retain enough heat when toasted to thaw cold peanut butter?

 

[[MD5]Hash]

Why is it that Peanut Butter resists bacteria/mold/etc.?

I was told that bacteria don't like sugar. True?

Yeasts like sugar.

 

[Reggs]

Peanut oil takes a loooong time to go rancid, so I would not assume you have to keep it in the refrigerator.

 

[T-Funk]

Why is it that Peanut Butter resists bacteria/mold/etc.?

I was told that bacteria don't like sugar. True?

salt i would assume