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Turning peanuts into peanut butter is done by harvesting and removing the shells from the peanuts. The peanuts are then cleaned and taken to a processing plant where the peanuts are then roasted and cooled. Machines then roll the peanuts between rubber rollers to remove the skins. Once this is complete the peanuts are then split, the hearts are removed and the go through another final cleaning stage. They then are ground twice, after the first grinding ingredients like salt, stabilizers and sweeteners are added. They are then put through the grinding machine again to get their smooth texture.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agoyou just have to let them mature on the peanut tree for six weeks. in South Africa they employ children to pre-chew the peanuts, this is considered a slightly more processed form.
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∙ 13y agoYou cant.
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How do you make a dog talk?
feed it peanut butter and turn on the radio
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Peanut butter
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Peanut butter is brown because the main ingredients are brown. Then there's a process called oxidization - same that makes an apple slice turn brown in air - that makes it a bit browner.
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Clark's (UK) has an amazing NO NUT Chocolate spread just like Nutella is coming out with a NO NUT Peanut butter! Everything of theirs is all-natural and delicious! It is available now at Sainsbury's.
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Smart, Independent, Brave, Persuasion, Perseverance
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You put it in a pot and turn the stove on and and some regular butter to the pot!
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send an envolope to the company you want free sticker from. inside the envolope include a self-adressed envolope with a stamp. include a short note about how much you would appreciate it if they would send you stickers. i have done this on countless occasions it it almost always works
What the highest lawsuit in history?
The highest lawsuit in history was the case of Barry Cole, who was a rich oil baren in southern USA. The case was known as the 'Peanut Butter' case, as his friend, Edward Harbringer stole his jar of peanut butter. The case later evolved into the 'Scaly Man fish' case of 1992, in which Barry Cole spent over $2 billion US in order to retrive his peanut butter and turn his friend Edward into a scaly man fish.
Can 8 week old puppies eat peanut butter?
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Can butter turn into ice?
No, butter will not turn into ice, but it can become frozen butter.
Can peanut butter turn in to diamonds?
It might be possible to change peanut butter into diamond, but it would probably have to be done in a lab. Diamond, an allotrope of carbon, is formed in an environment of heat and great pressure. We can make diamonds by the compression of carbon around a diamond "seed" in a huge press that is heated. But heating peanut butter to "reduce" it to carbon would probably result in it burning (if it was done in air), or pyrolizing (if it was done away from air). The first would allow the carbon to "get away" and the latter would see it form compounds that would "resist" allowing the carbon to form diamond crystals. If we treated the peanut butter chemically to isolate the carbon, we could use that to create a diamond in the press we mentioned before. This question might be designed to cause a student to think about peanut butter, specifically about the chemistry of this substance. There is a fair amount of carbon in peanut butter, but it is chemically chained up with other elements to make up organic molecules. Heating and compressing peanut butter without isolating the carbon would probably just make a mess in the press. But the carbon in peanut butter is the same as the carbon in a diamond. Carbon is carbon. It's just that in diamond, the atoms of carbon have been forced into lattice, and it takes a lot of heat and pressure to make that happen.
