Sunwarrior Peanut Butter Powder 600g

I like that it doesn't have sweetener, and add a little vanilla or fruit for some additional flavor. I love the Sun Warrior products and it offers something different than the typical vanilla and chocolate protein powder. However, I do occasionally add raw cacao power, unsweetened almond milk and ice for a yummy shake.

I was so hopeful with this product but I’m not sure why I feel like the peanut flavor overpowers anything I put it in. And almost has this dry peanut powder finish to whatever you are mixing it with. I recreated and played with the recipe some to try and get the benefits I was looking for but also a taste that was tolerable. Maybe it’s for some people but I’ve just found this really hard to enjoy in my smoothies.

Not really sure how to rate it?! 1 star or 5 stars because it isn't totally bad. Maybe, you should try it and figure it out. The container states: "Love the taste of peanut butter? Then you will love peanut Butter Powder! Peanut Powder is the process of being made from defatted peanuts, which is what happens when peanuts have oil pressed out of them. Ingredients states: Organic Peanut Flour. So, I'm confused!!. I was thinking it was Peanut Flour, the ground peanuts without sugar or anything else added. I was not expecting it to be so sweet. It is sweet tasting and noticeable if you rarely eat sugar! To figure out what I was really looking for, I searched several sites to see if there is a difference, peanut flour VS peanut powder. There is a difference!. The flour is just ground peanuts nothing added and powder is ground and other ingredients added. Such conflicting information. Maybe, that's why they stated both powder and flour on the container.?! It smells like peanuts with a sweet scent also. I added it to bottle water for another way to get plant protein. I also tried it in plain oatmeal, and smoothies, as well. It is a fine powder and does not come with a scoop. So, I honestly do not know how to rate this. It was sort of what I was after, except for the sweetness. I do like their mission statement! Our mission to Guide individuals on their Path to Light, Energy & Love Inspires everything we do. Maybe, they just have really sweet peanuts? Then why mention both powder and flour? Either way I used it.

Ok, this is my third update and my last. I LOVE this stuff. Its peanut-ty taste is great and superior to other comparable products (just roasted peanuts). I realize I've completely flipped from my initial review which was more critical of this product. I made the mistake of buying another brand (Naked). I threw it away because it was so lacking in flavor. I was so happy to get this again. It's so easy to use, and adds good flavor. I just love this - don't buy another brand like I did. --------------------------------- I’m updating my review. I have been smitten. I think I love this stuff. I use it for so many things. Sauces, dressings, mix it in yogurt/oatmeal, bake with it. It’s great for Asian cuisine. I sub it for many things - tahini, almond butter, real pb …Savory and sweet. I will rebuy this. ——original thoughts: Bought it on a whim when it was on sale here. I don't think it's necessary to use peanut butter powder from a health standpoint at all. Why remove valuable fat, flavor, etc..? However, I thought this would be good for adding in smoothies, baking, etc... to get more peanut taste. It is, obviously, peanut-ty tasting and easy to measure and use. Real peanut butter packs lots more flavor (hello fat). Would I choose the powder otherwise over regular peanut butter with all it's good creaminess, fats, vitamins, etc..? No.

I am on a low-fat diet after a hospital visit but was missing peanut butter toast. This fits the bill. Just peanut flour. Organic. I make 1 tablespoon of this with over a tablespoon of water to make it thin enough to spread on 2 pieces of toast - making this container become 100 servings - 25 calories for me - and that is fabulous. I start with a 1 to 1 ratio and add water a half teaspoon at a time until I get it thin enough to spread on both slices of toast.