I don’t think so
seeds,bread,ceral,stuff like that.maybe...crackers. Cheese, just about anything probably. Put it on a rat trap, and wait.
they don't you may want to get your nose looked at
You put peanut butter on a mouse trap and hope for the best. Note: Bigfoot loves peanut butter.
What i do is put something thick and sticky like Peanut Butter in his or her mouth.
The better way to put it might be to say peanut butter is not bad for dogs. It can be helpful in giving medication to a dog -- most dogs like the taste of peanut butter. Peanut butter is, in general, a healthy food. However, peanut butter as a main staple of a dog's daily food intake is not good. It can be an acceptable treat.Peanut butter can be mixed with dog food to help reduce dandruff problems that dogs very often have. It is also rich in protein and vitamins. It is fine to give your dog peanut butter. The best kind of peanut butter to feed your dog is the organic kind or any kind that doesn't have a ton of sugar. wat ya doiniskjdhgkajdfhksdjvgbsdk
because it has penuts
i like peanut butter you like peanut butter we all have peanut butter as one big family
There is no reason, besides that it is the recipe for Peanut Butter and not Almond butter or Cashew Butter. It is for people who like Peanut products and like the spread in general.
Deer actually do like peanut butter, and no, it won't hurt them.
they might like it but its bad for cats to eat peanut butter
because the Nazis places peanut extract in your penis
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Spread on bread or crackers for a delicious snack. Use as a dip for fruits like apples or bananas. Incorporate in smoothies or milkshakes for added flavor and protein. Top off oatmeal or yogurt for a tasty breakfast. Make peanut butter cookies or energy balls for a sweet treat. Add to sauces or dressings for a nutty flavor. Mix into stir-fries for a unique twist. Use as a base for a savory satay sauce. Combine with honey or jelly for a classic PB&J sandwich. Use as a binding agent in baking recipes like brownies or bars.
No. Platypuses have no interest at all in peanut butter (or peanut paste as it is still known in many parts of Australia).
put peanut butter in your nose then every drug will.