How can peanut butter be so damn awesome when

[wuapinmon]

This is fair - I maintain that on its own the peanut is an uninteresting little thing. I have never thought to myself "damn - I cld sure go for some peanuts!"

And you call yourself a sports fan.

[marsupial]

Honestly, I don't understand this argument. Crunchy is just peanut butter you have to chew more. Creamy less. I'll eat either.

[Lost Student]

I've been tempted to use the fresh peanut-grinding peanut butter machines in the hippie section at the local WinCo Grocery. Has anyone here actually used those things?

[YOhio]

I've been tempted to use the fresh peanut-grinding peanut butter machines in the hippie section at the local WinCo Grocery. Has anyone here actually used those things?

Resist the temptation, Lost_Student. You can do it yourself at home with an ordinary food processor.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/a...ipe/index.html

[FMCoug]

Honestly, I don't understand this argument. Crunchy is just peanut butter you have to chew more. Creamy less. I'll eat either.

For me it is a texture thing. I pretty much hate all nuts for this reason.

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[pellegrino]

Not the kind I bought.

mix it up better and you'll see the consistency is the same, just a different flavor.

[MarkGrace]

And you call yourself a sports fan.

Peanuts could go under the category of "things that taste better at the ballpark." I don't think I've ever sat on my couch and just snacked on peanuts in the shell, but I do pretty much every time I go to the ballpark. Also, pretty much never want to eat a hot dog unless it's at a game.

[MarkGrace]

Creamy rules:

1. Don't eat it

2.

[wuapinmon]

Peanuts could go under the category of "things that taste better at the ballpark." I don't think I've ever sat on my couch and just snacked on peanuts in the shell, but I do pretty much every time I go to the ballpark. Also, pretty much never want to eat a hot dog unless it's at a game.

I think we don't eat in-shell peanuts at home because of the not-insignificant mess that they create. I agree though, the sheer joy of being at a baseball game, opening that bag of freshly roasted peanuts, and watching the Dodgers lose knows few equals.

[TripletDaddy]

I think we don't eat in-shell peanuts at home because of the not-insignificant mess that they create. I agree though, the sheer joy of being at a baseball game, opening that bag of freshly roasted peanuts, and watching the Dodgers lose knows few equals.

They roast peanuts at the game?

[UtahDan]

Peanuts can be a great tracer food, much like corn.

[wuapinmon]

They roast peanuts at the game?

In Atlanta there are always locals hawking peanuts outside before the game, roasting them right then. The ones we used to get at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium were usually warm when we got them, even from the vendors inside. Whether or not they were freshly roasted, we always called them that. But, I only ever saw them actually being roasted in the parking lots. We just assumed the same about inside.

[Parrot Head]

I recently learned that GW Carver was probably homosexual. I have seriously considered some version of his name as a name for when we have a son (prior to this knowledge).

Apart from that, here are the kinds of peanut butter we currently have:

• Creamy PB (6 jars)
• Crunchy PB
• Dark Chocolate PB
• White Chocolate PB
• Honey PB
• Sun butter

I like peanut butter.

[venkman]

Creamy (or smooth as you say) peanut butter is good for a starter peanut butter, but crunchy is where it's at.

[wuapinmon]

I've always wondered what macadamia butter would be like.