I noticed this offer last night – *Morrisons own 2 x 340g (of 100% peanuts crunchy & smooth) Peanut Butter for £2.20 (individual price of £1.80 or £1.90, I think?)
I couldn’t find it online (must be a new item, as I've never seen Morrisons peanut butter without sugar/salt/palm oil) but there was a proper/national ‘2 for £2.20’ price on the shelf.
*CORRECTION - (as per photo) regular price is £1.78 each
13 comments
jeczap
28 Mar 171#1
must be a new item - I grabbed remaining jars last night, so will check today if they restocked and will take a photo
J1135
28 Mar 174#2
No sugar/salt/palm oil good show Morrisons!
PhudiChatla2
28 Mar 17#3
Isn't peanut butter really fattening? I think My cholesterol levels would probably go through the roof if I eat this more than twice in a week!
um20 to PhudiChatla2
28 Mar 17#4
Cholesterol comes from animal products, there's none in 100% peanut butter, gorge away! Still plenty of calories though, so you have to eat it in moderation. I put it in my porridge each morning, delicious :smiley:
jeczap to PhudiChatla2
28 Mar 17#5
'Stressing' about foods that cause cholesterol can actually increase cholesterol(!) -this product is 100% peanut - NO PALM OIL (BAD), no salt to increase your blood pressure, etc - this is harmless stuff, if eaten in moderation. As per pic, I love my toasted peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Fatty nut oil can be fattening, so moderation is key.
Xeryus to PhudiChatla2
4 Apr 17#10
Unless you're the one third of people who are susceptible to dietary cholesterol it's won't matter a jot. if you are in that third, aww wee shame.
Either way, trans fats (not even sat fats) are the things to avoid. A couple of cows, and a hundred or so unhatched chickens a year (amongst other and my 'bad' cholesterol decreased...as did my BP.
jeczap
28 Mar 17#6
jeczap
28 Mar 171#7
worth mentioning (I think I might to Morrisons) that the plastic lids (I've bought a few) seem to crack easily and one of the jars that I got from the shelf had started to leak - new product, new (crappy) packaging? they need to know
AhmadK74 to jeczap
3 Apr 17#9
Yeah, some of them leak, and sometimes it's difficult to remove that while plastic membrane that covers jar.
It requires a good stirring right to the bottom before eating as well.
On the positive note, the content itself is very good.
Baldieman64
3 Apr 17#8
Thanks, I'll have to stock up for summer satays.
matt100
4 Apr 171#11
Just incidentally palm oil isn't universally bad, there are sustainable sources and it's not like some other out of favour type ingredients that simply increase shelf life etc.. if you've never had palm oil free you're in for a shock, it can be a bit like eating glue.
jeczap
7 Apr 17#12
For those who work at or know a Morrisons' employee: double staff discount from today (07 April) until next Thursday
ChickRock
10 Jun 17#13
Does anyone know when this 2 for 1 offer is on again?....I look online by it doesn't even show the product on he website anymore even though they do still sell it :-0
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I couldn’t find it online (must be a new item, as I've never seen Morrisons peanut butter without sugar/salt/palm oil) but there was a proper/national ‘2 for £2.20’ price on the shelf.
*CORRECTION - (as per photo) regular price is £1.78 each
13 comments
Either way, trans fats (not even sat fats) are the things to avoid. A couple of cows, and a hundred or so unhatched chickens a year (amongst other and my 'bad' cholesterol decreased...as did my BP.
It requires a good stirring right to the bottom before eating as well.
On the positive note, the content itself is very good.