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Whole Earth Hi-oleic Peanuts Crunchy Peanut Butter 340g Glass Jar - BBE End of February 2023 - 89p (Min Spend £20) @ Discount Dragon
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Posted 16 February 2023

Whole Earth Hi-oleic Peanuts Crunchy Peanut Butter 340g Glass Jar - BBE End of February 2023 - 89p (Min Spend £20) @ Discount Dragon

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Short dated but should be fine for a bit after anyway. Perhaps one to bulk out your order if you're a fan of peanut butter anyway. I mean... It's cheap for 340G jar. Min spend for delivery is £20 (Delivery is free)


  • 1 x Whole Earth Hi-Oleic Peanuts Crunchy Peanut Butter 340g Glass Jar
  • 30% more good fats Absolutely no added sugar.
  • Natural source of plant-based protein.
  • High source of fibre Suitable for vegetarians & vegans
  • This peanut butter is just as tasty as our classic variety, however, our hi-oleic peanuts contain around 30% more good fats (monounsaturated fats…)
  • 1 x Glass Jar Contains 340g
  • Minimum Best Before End February 2023


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  1. COMARANTZ's avatar
    According to the TV consumer program FOOD UNWRAPPED, Peanut Butter does not need a best-before date as (at least if not opened) it should not "go off". The same applies to Honey.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Peanut Butter does not need a best-before date as (at least if not opened) it should not "go off".

    That's exactly what 'Best before' means, it will not go off, but the texture or taste may not be as good if left longer than the BB date.
    Many things with a BB date may taste just as good for years after that date, some actually improve after the BB date (Christmas puds, some currys pastes are examples).

    It's 'use by' dates that things like that do not need. (edited)
  2. r3tr0fr34k's avatar
    I buy Meridian peanut butter, made from nothing but skin on peanuts. Can’t remember if i get it in B&M, Home Bargains or Sainsbury’s :/

    shop.meridianfoods.co.uk/col…ers
  3. Gkains's avatar
    I find it a bit ironic that "Whole Earth" has to have palm fat in it even if it under 3%.

    IMO the best peanut butter I've found is the Aldi one: 100% nuts no salt and you don't taste the absence of salt as I would have expected. Not hi-oleic but I far prefer it (but then I'm not a big peanut butter eater). Oh, and being 100% peanuts it may require some stirring - those who don't like that can always buy American-style "peanut" butter which may be as low as 60% to 70% (the worst example of American food business I ever noticed was General Mills' Old El Paso brand guacamole - a guacamole saying it contains 14% avocados makes me wonder (in bad way)).
  4. JohnnyBlazeon's avatar
    If you're a fan of peanut butter then your main two brands would be Jif or Skippy I've tried KP too and that's not bad though
    Gkains's avatar
    And what if you absolutely cannot stand American-style process peanut butter with hard fats and sugars?

    Jif Crunchy: "Roasted Peanuts, Sugar, Molasses, Fully Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils (Rapeseed, Soybean), Stabiliser: Mono and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids, Salt"

    Skippy Super Chunk: "Roasted peanuts, sugar, hydrogenated vegetable oil (cottonseed, soybean and rapeseed oil) to prevent separation, salt."

    A big thumbs down from me to both, I'm afraid.
  5. Oinky's avatar
    Has anyone tried using their own nuts in a Blender?
    Bully-Maguire's avatar
    Definitely considered it, but I should probably have some kids first.
  6. kristianduds's avatar
    just bought 23 jars thanks OP (not sure where I'm gonna put them like XD)
  7. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Decent price but I've always found Whole Earth too salty for my liking (not good for what is supposed to be a 'healthy' peanut butter).
    Then there's the palm oil. At the normal price you'd expect peanut oil, have that or no added oil at all.
  8. Keep-it-Tea's avatar
    yummy!

    brilliant deal
  9. BasketTree7536's avatar
    £65 worth of peanut butter with extra £10 off?
    sa555's avatar
    Is there a code ?
  10. joe140's avatar
    Just paid 99p for that in aldi
  11. ffa1's avatar
    Definitely the worst PB I've ever tasted. Wouldn't buy it at any price. Good deal for fans though.
  12. projectdarkstar's avatar
    With or without palm oil?
  13. kit-cat's avatar
    I have a jar of peanut butter that has been in the cupboard for over a year. I thought it would still be okay if it has not been opened? What do you guys think? Mind you whatever you think I would still try it when I do eventually open it which may not be this year..........
    MildmanneredCalvin's avatar
    Maybe open it sooner rather than later?
  14. kit-cat's avatar
    Thing is you see these offers and they look so good you want to buy them but then you have to say but how many can I keep unopened in the cupboard looking good?
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