because it comes from a nut..... so it grows... from a plant
Not exactly it is part of the meat and meat alternatives group. mostly meat alternatives. so you are partly correct.
its like saying why isnt there peanut butter on a peanut butter and jelly samich.....the world may never know
meat, nuts, and peanut butter
A peanut is a legreme; like a pea... it is also the nut group :)
How many tablespoons of peanut butter will equal 3 oz of meat
Meat...... And if your a vegetarian peanut butter, beans, etc.
No. Meat comes from animals, peanuts are vegetable.
Peanut butter isn't a pure fat. I has ground peanut meat as well as the fat that's in the peanuts. Butter is almost pure fat. When baking peanut butter is usually more of a flavoring but since it has so much fat in it, the butter or shortening in the recipe is reduced. You can trade peanut butter for fat since it's not all fat.
I can't imagine why not. It's in the "meat" food group, but it certainly is not meat; if fish is permissible, then banning peanut butter borders on the ludicrous. That is, unless peanut butter is something that you have, personally, decided to give up for Lent, in which case you should already know the answer to this question.
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Yes, lots of it!!! (Peanuts have protein in them too. so does meat, eggs, beans, and many other things.)
No it does not. How do you explain a peanut butter and jelly snadwich? --The Dog Expert