Hoosier Hill Farm Peanut Butter Powder, 2LB (Pack of 1) No Additives, 100% Peanut Powder, 8g of Protein per serving

I use for protein shakes tastes great would buy again

Very good product. Pure! Nice product. Will buy again!

I have done alot of research on PB Powders, this is 100% Roasted Peanuts NO Additives!! My need is protein in my smoothies. WLS (weight loss surgery) you have to get protein but you don't want the calories and you sure dont want a large quantity of your smoothie to be PB Powder. Jiff PB Powder was beating all the "rave" PB powders out by grams protein and calories. PB2 and PBFit and others required more product for 8 grams protein and higher in calorie. I have researched and compared Hoosier Hill Farm products, when it comes to keeping calories down, protein in your diet, great taste (heck just a tsp of powder taste good), no clumping in my smoothies, meal replacements, they are the WINNERS! 2 TBS of this powder = 8 grams protein.... I've not found a competitor yet that isn't 3+ tbs to = 8 grams protein and higher in calories. If you are WLS person check out their Pea Powder 1TBS=6 grams protein, 30 calories!! Even if you don't like peas your not going to taste it in your smoothie but look at all those grams of protein you get. Personally I am pretty much sold on Hoosier Hill Farm Products!! Please like if this was informative and helped you out!

This peanut butter powder by Hoosier Hill Farm is one of very few similar products that does not contain any sugar or other additives. It's just peanuts. That's why I bought it and I love it!

This is a good value for those on a fat free diet who can not indulge in peanut butter bliss. Yes you will miss the oil that makes PB so wonderful, however adding the measured amount of water results in a very satisfying substitute. We added some salt to ours and have been happy.

It probably would do well for others, but it's not smooth like PB Fit Powder. But it's still edible. Just tastes more dry.

EDIT, 1/3/14: I finally figured out the nutrition label: serving size on the label says .35 oz. That turns out to be 1/3 the serving size on your garden-variety peanut butter you can buy in the store (I'm comparing here, Kroger, which I adore). The latter, gives you 8 grams of protein per oz., but 190 calories, of which 140 are fat. And, a pound of it costs about $3. So it's great for frying Chinese food, but essentially you're buying fat. Thus the cost per ounce, is $3/16, or 19 cents.By contrast, this powder (rounded and ratioed up to the same specs for comparison) would provide about 15 grams of protein per ounce, but only 130 calories, of which only 33 are fat. And it's far more peanutty. Cost per ounce becomes 14/16 = 88 cents (pre-shipping cost), but you're getting twice the protein and almost no fat: so really 44 cents. There's no way to compare the fact you don't need as much of the powder, to get the same amount of peanutty taste from the butter. So it's really cheaper than 44 cents, but I can't say how much cheaper. What tastes 'peanutty' to me, might not require as much powder for you.Original review, follows below.==================I can't live without peanut butter. Well, obviously I could, but don't want to. However, as you know, peanut butter is high in calories, as well as high in B vitamins. So what to do, when wanting to eliminate the former, but get the latter? Get this.It tastes ONLY like peanuts, and is only a peanut 'flour', clearly marked on the container but not in the Amazon description. No buttery taste, no sweetener. Nutrition info is kinda hard to fathom, hence four stars: .35 oz per serving, what does that mean? A teaspoon? Less? I don't know. Per the label, you thus get about 1-3% of RDA for the typical nutrients (B vitamins, except that niacin is 16%, iron, calcium, etc). 4% for zinc. Calories are listed as 43, 11 from fat. So that's a plus.I'd use this powder in a number of ways: to mix with yogurt or chocolate whey protein (since the latter is almost always too sweet), to add to oil in lieu of peanut oil, to sprinkle anywhere I want added peanut taste. Example: just to experiment, I added a teaspoon of the peanut powder to scratch-made lentil and onion soup: straight into the 16 oz bowl. The fresh peanut smell was very strong, and it unexpectedly enhanced the already great flavor. What a surprise. (Soup consists of lentils, chopped Spanish onions, granulated chicken broth, and a 'blackening' I make from the remnants of popped corn seasoning. Didn't think the peanut taste would enhance that, but it did.)Instructions don't say, but I'll store this in the fridge. Should last a year or more.

I will be buying another one of these....I got it to put into Mylar bags an save...an tasted while doing it...OH MY GOSH....good bye Store bought peanutbutter....this has the best flavor ever...will be using this from now on.

Exactly what you see is what you get pure peanut flour/powder. The no sugar added is huge for me as I try to greatly limit my sugar consumption. Tastes good nice and fluffy goes great in a smoothie or as a flour for healthy pancakes. Price point is comparable to PB & me version that also has no sugar I find this to be fluffier

Habe die Erdnussbutter seit ein paar Tagen in Verwendung und habe kaum was daran auszusetzen: schmeckt wirklich gut, macht nährwertetechnisch einen guten Eindruck und ist echt vielseitig einsetzbar. Nur am Etikett könnte man noch etwas feilen :)Würde und werde sie jedenfalls wieder kaufen

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Good enough. I need to add some salt, but I appreciate that it doesn't come already sweetened as do some other brands.