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Peanut Butter
Peanut butter is a paste made from ground roasted peanuts. It is commonly used in peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, as well as candies, pies, and many main dishes.
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There are organic peanut butter and non-organic peanut butter. It depends on the ingredients in your peanut butter. The label usually lists whether or not a product is organic. Look for the certification. The last and best way to check is to look at the nutrition label and make sure the ingredients listed are organic.
What was the cause of the February 2007 recall of Peter Pan peanut butter?
Salmonella was the culprit - and poor sanitation. The Salmonella outbreak that occurred from peanut butter was apparently caused by contamination from a leaky roof. At least 625 people became ill and involved 47 states. The recall took place around Feb-March 2007. See Related Links.
What dissolves tar and is not harmful to humans?
Neosporin will help dissolve it. Peanut butter works the best to help remove it from the skin. Mineral oil is a good choice too.
Can canaries eat peanut butter?
Yes. Many people put bird feed or a mix of seeds with some peanut butter into bird feeders.
How did peanut butter help farmers?
George Washington Carver is often credited with inventing 300 different uses for peanuts . Carver was one of many USDA researcherswho encouraged cotton farmers in the South to grow peanuts instead of, or in addition to cotton, because cotton had depleted so much nitrogen from the soil, and one of the peanut's properties as a legume is to put nitrogen back into the soil (a process known as nitrogen fixation).
Thus peanut butter helped farmers have a product to grow that helped fix their ruined soil!
Why should you drink milk or water with peanut butter?
Many people prefer milk to water when eating peanut butter (or a peanut butter sandwich, etc.). The thicker consistency of milk than water as well as the creamier taste help to alleviate some of the thickness and stickiness of the peanut butter.
Who developed peanut butter and 400 plant products?
Black History Month is the enemy of the truth.
The answer your teacher wants is almost certainly "George Washington Carver."
The truth (assuming you care; nobody else seems to, during BHM) is that Carver did not invent or develop peanut butter. He did popularize it, to some extent, along with sweet potatoes and a few other crops to induce southern farmers to switch to some crop other than cotton (the southern farming economy was entirely too dependent on cotton for its own good).
Also, Carver was not a shining example of a modern scientist. He invented, or claimed to have invented, a lot of stuff, but outside of about three patents he didn't really leave formulas or processes and his laboratory notes were practically nonexistent.
It's pretty sad that Carver's legacy gets trotted out every February, because if you bother to actually look into it, the overall impression it leaves is "if this guy is the best example of a black inventor in history, maybe they really areinferior." Which is not at all true, but teachers need to stop making overblown claims about Carver (and a few others) and focus on their possibly less interesting, but certainly more true, actual accomplishments. Carver, for example, really did convince quite a few people to switch to alternative crops (partly by publishing recipes using those crops; he didn't "invent" the recipes, but he did collect and distribute them), and that turned out to be important in keeping the entire agricultural economy of the south from tanking due to the boll weevil. If you're not growing cotton in the first place, then the boll weevil doesn't have much of an impact on your own crop, and it even helped cotton farmers by slowing the spread of the weevils (if the next field over is also cotton, it's a lot easier for the weevils to spread than if the next field over is something they can't eat).
Why is Peter Pan so small and in the corner of the peanut butter jar?
The company Peter Pan Peanut butter makes its peanut butter very expensive. The didn't want Peter to take up so much space, that's why he's so small. The put him there so the little kids would fuss and cry and yell and scream, "I WANT PETER PAN!" to their mommies until the parents bought it at its unreasonable price.
Is peanut butter originally an American food?
Peanut butter was invented by George Washington Carver in Missouri in 1890.
What year was butter invented?
it is unknowned because the Scythians invented it we are not sure what year
Can putting peanut butter on a nail pevent rust?
Yes, Peanut butter has a natural anti rust formula in it to prevent rust, erosion, and even fills the holes of the heart.
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Peanut Butter Chips Are What They Say In England. They are actually Chocolate Covered Pretzels. But People From England Say Alot Of Things Differently. (:
How many ounces of grainis in A peanut butter and jelly sandwich?
The number of grains in the sandwhich depends on the amount of bread because a larger slice of bread will contain more grains and a smaller one will contain a lesser amount of grains. Also, if there are any grains in the peanut butter, the amount of that used will also have an impact on the amount of grains.
Can peanut butter explode a squirrel?
If you mean get them fat then Yes. If your living in cartoon land, then anything could happen.
The only place you can currently buy this peanut butter is by the case. 12 jars per case at www.buyacase.biz. $25.80 per case plus shipping and handling.
Why is peanut butter so delicious?
Because chocolate is good and peanut butter is also good. So, both good tasting items make one great tasting flavor.
How does peanut butter break down bubble gum?
The oil in the peanut butter lubricates the hair when you're trying to remove the gum. I don't really know about it 'breaking down bubble gum.
Does peanut butter have sulfate?
Many commercial brands of peanut butter do not have sulfate in them. In reduced fat peanut butter Copper Sulfate is a common ingredient.
What is dextrose used for in peanut butter?
Most likely as a sweetener and maybe possibly as a preservative as well. It is typically used as a replacement for sugar.
