Peanut butter?

Squeekyboy · May 1, 2016

How much peanut butter can we safely consume. Infact are we allowed it?
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Arab Horse · May 2, 2016

I rhink peanut butter is OK for many diabetics but I am sure people who actually like it will answer for you!!!!

amgrundy · May 2, 2016

I love peanut butter in fact had some this moning on 2 slices of 5 seeded hovis brown bread. Sometimes have it on half a lidl roll, or make a peanut butter mug cake with it, delicious, I have always tested at first 2 hrs after eating and found that for me it actually kept my BG readings down. Good luck I eat it a few times a week. Hope this of of help as I know we are all a bit different of what we can and can not tolerate. Try and test

Squeekyboy · May 7, 2016

amgrundy said:
I love peanut butter in fact had some this moning on 2 slices of 5 seeded hovis brown bread. Sometimes have it on half a lidl roll, or make a peanut butter mug cake with it, delicious, I have always tested at first 2 hrs after eating and found that for me it actually kept my BG readings down. Good luck I eat it a few times a week. Hope this of of help as I know we are all a bit different of what we can and can not tolerate. Try and test

@amgrudy Thanks for this coz when you first start LCHF it can all get quite confusing of what's OK & what's best to leave out, so thanks cos I can eat it by the spoonful, well if it's crunchy but not as keen on the smooth, still great on a slice of bread though. Cheers, Squeeky Steve.

Squeekyboy · May 7, 2016

Thank you! Squeeky Steve.

Arab Horse said:
I rhink peanut butter is OK for many diabetics but I am sure people who actually like it will answer for you!!!!

Digger-i-doo · May 7, 2016

Yep, peanut butter is just fine as long as it's not loaded with additional sugar.

amgrundy · May 8, 2016

Squeekyboy said:
@amgrudy Thanks for this coz when you first start LCHF it can all get quite confusing of what's OK & what's best to leave out, so thanks cos I can eat it by the spoonful, well if it's crunchy but not as keen on the smooth, still great on a slice of bread though. Cheers, Squeeky Steve.

Hi I was told on here to buy the Tesco value peanut butter it is only 62p and is the best you can buy . I now buy this all the time.

amgrundy · May 8, 2016

Squeekyboy said:
@amgrudy Thanks for this coz when you first start LCHF it can all get quite confusing of what's OK & what's best to leave out, so thanks cos I can eat it by the spoonful, well if it's crunchy but not as keen on the smooth, still great on a slice of bread though. Cheers, Squeeky Steve.

Hi Sqeekyboy, try making a mug cake with your peanut butter its delicious and this will not affect your BG readings .

! tablespoon of peanut butter in a mug add a beaten egg to it and beat till well mixed. Place in microwave for 90 seconds turn out on a plate , I butter it or you can eat it on its own or have it with anything you like hope you enjoy it.

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