Windows 7: Homemade Peanut Butter

seekermeister · 21 Jul 2012

One man's friend is another man's rodent, and a rodent is a rodent is a rodent, and would stink the same by any other name.

seekermeister · 22 Jul 2012

Sometimes, some people just can't give you a straight answer. I sent a question to an ebay vendor, asking what the coating on the Planters is:

Planters® Dry Roasted Peanuts BULK by the Pound | eBay

And his response was:

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this is the dry roast "coating".

Not satisfied with this non-answer, I rephrased the questionL

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I regret that I wasted our time, because I know that my question was
what the coating was made of, not just some mysterious name. Of course, if
it's a trade secret.then I will pass, because I don't put secrets in my
mouth.

His reply was even more confusing:

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thank you for contacting us, i am unsure of what you mean, this is the same
coating that covers all dry roasted peanuts, whether they be planters,
Virginians, Davids etc etc.

I'm not going any further with that discussion, because it is obviously a waste of time, but this last response has my head spinning. He stated that ALL dry roasted peanuts are coated in this fashion, but many of the photos of the same that I found elsewhere had no sign of it. Yet I am trying to extract any useful info from this possible. I know what Planters means (Brand), Virginians (type), but what is Davids?

EDIT: The only thing that I found for Davids peanuts was for the birds:

http://www.closer-to-nature.com/c-2504-peanuts.aspx

None of which are dry roasted.

seekermeister · 22 Jul 2012

After reading that blanching is used to remove skins from peanuts, I did a small search and found this:

How to Blanch Peanuts | eHow.com

The reason for my interest is because I understand that Spanish peanuts contain more oil in them, and might make good peanut butter...without their skins. I doubt that I will try this, unless I'm not satisfied with the Virginians, but the tip at the bottom of the page caught my eye, because it mentions freezing peanuts to prevent them from becoming rancid. I'm sure that if one type of peanut can be frozen, then all peanuts can be frozen. That may be the answer to my storage question.

Everlong · 23 Jul 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by boohbah

i like peanut butter too, unfortunately my eldest daughter has a severe nut allergy so we cant have it in the house .

My girlfriend loves peanut butter. She's not allowed to eat it though.

Purely for the fact I won't go anywhere near her when her breath smells of the stuff.

A Guy · 23 Jul 2012

If you come home and she's eating a PBJ, you're in trouble and you better make up the couch

A Guy

bigmck · 23 Jul 2012

I can just picture her hiding the peanut butter like a teenager hides his cigarettes when dad walks in.

smarteyeball · 24 Jul 2012

And mumbling "no I haven't been eating Peanut butter" while her mouth is stuck together

Everlong · 25 Jul 2012

Well as long as it's not in the cupboards contaminating other food I'm fine.

Windows 7: Homemade Peanut Butter

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