Now onto the nuts ...
Just like Richard said, I did toss the jungle nuts into the Breville. And dig this, the peanut butter took 2 minutes and 24 seconds. In my old machine, it took over and hour.
How 'bout that?
Thanks for playing and have an oogie boogie day.
PS: The picture from yesterday was how the peanuts look raw. I love the purple stripe and the taste, killer good stuff. Even better, zero allergic reaction.
A bit weird really, I love peanuts but can't stand the idea of peanut butter????
ReplyDeleteYep your weird Ray, but not because of that ;-)
DeleteIan
Hahahahaha.
Deletehow do you feel about butter?
DeleteThose nuts were raw? I would have bet my bottom dollar they were roasted. Dang, now I get ear wax in my pocket. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would have thought they were roasted too.
DeleteThey seem smaller than regular peanuts, your butter looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThey are a different shape, for sure.
DeleteDid you have to go into the jungle to get those peanuts?
ReplyDeleteI know a guy who knows a guy.
DeleteOh my God this make me laugh... the guy you knew Ivy was he in hanging in the jungle? :-)
DeleteHe was. Most of the day.
DeleteDifferent from the peanuts we buy in shells aren't they. Don't look a bit alike. Not much into peanut butter, hubby likes it though.
ReplyDeleteI've meet a few people that aren't into peanut butter. I am picky about mine.
DeleteHow are the asparagus going? I froze the last of mine and the pups each get one before bed.
Yum....that looks delish...I bet it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks, yes.
DeleteSo wonderful on toast, I bet!
ReplyDeleteI love toast.
DeleteGot to get a Breville! Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteMine is a BFP800XL with Inspector Gadget box. 1200 watt motor here, 2000 watt motor in other areas of the world. Either way, great machine.
DeleteThe raw peanuts were cool looking.
ReplyDeleteI thought they were too.
DeleteI missed yesterday. I love any kind of peanut butter. On homemade bread right?
ReplyDeleteSusan Says
Apple and Medjool date sandwiches.
DeleteAh, peanut butter... one of life's pleasures!
ReplyDeleteI agree.
DeleteOrganic wild jungle peanuts, where do they come from ?
ReplyDeleteWhat jungle, what country how far do they have to travel ?
Are American peanuts bad ? Don't they grow here in the south ?
cheers, parsnip
The heirloom organic wild jungle peanuts that I bought came from Ecuador. The other organic peanuts I bought (not shown in yesterday's post), came from the US.
DeleteAs for better, worse, bad or good? That's up to you to decide for yourself based on your needs and preferences.
I love peanut butter, but I've never tried the organic kind.
ReplyDeleteOrganic is the only kind I'll eat.
DeleteDELISH :-)
I love butter ... but without the peanuts!
ReplyDeleteHowever, there are many who love butter and peanut butter ... and organic is even better.
All the best Jan
You're funny. Peanut butter and butter.
DeleteAh thanks to link to my blog Ivy... unlike the Jungle peanut butter, you are so sweet LOL
ReplyDeleteI'm back now, so kid, you better watch out, I know you have been naughty and having pancake in the morning hahahaha
lololololol
DeleteWow, homemade peanut butter! Super healthy, too. Doesn't get any better than that. I bet it is delicious!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love it. Have you tried to make it at home? Killer good, I say. Killer good.
DeleteI love your header. :)
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