What is in peanut butter that makes it so addictive?

Answer 1

Peanut butter includes proteins and sugars important for the body to produce energy. Our bodies need the energy to do work so the brain sends sensory impulses for "peanut butter" to heighten the amount of protein and/or sugars.

Answer 2

A very good example of a peanut butter addiction is Erica Michelle Chatfield!

She has on average two to three peanut butter sandwiches a day.

What attracts her taste buds to such a sticky, nutty substance?

This is a question that may never be answered.

This could possibly be because she is a picky eater.

Or maybe because she is just nutty.

In conclusion, a peanut butter addiction is someone who is strongly attracted to the deliciously, edible substance called peanut butter.

Peanut butter by the jar. Peanut butter by the spoon. Peanut butter.

All we need is peanut butter. It's free at the local food bank. It's cheap to buy.

I have two or three jars, JARS every day....every DAY!

Answer 3

Firstly, most peanut butter brands contain salt and sugar, two additives that make anything more appealing to the taste buds. The peanuts typically used in peanut butter are roasted, a process that somehow also makes everything taste better. And finally, our tastebuds are wired to seek out foods with a high fat content - our bodies LOVE and need a liberal amount of fat in the diet, way more than is conventionally recommended and socially accepted as normal.

Answer 4

because every person needs food, because you need food cocoa plant is what they use to make chocolate and peanuts is what they use to make peanut butter that is the midle of reeses