jenboo 03:52 PM 01-28-2014
Does any use a no nut butter that they really like?
I have tried a few but havent been too impressed. It can be expensive..we only use it a couple times a month.
I would love recommendations. NO SOY please.
Laurel 04:25 PM 01-28-2014
Originally Posted by jenboo:
Does any use a no nut butter that they really like?
I have tried a few but havent been too impressed. It can be expensive..we only use it a couple times a month.
I would love recommendations. NO SOY please.
I don't get what a no nut butter is. If it doesn't have nuts then it wouldn't be a nut butter would it?
I've tried cashew butter before and it was really good.
I am confused about what you are asking....
Laurel
jenboo 04:51 PM 01-28-2014
Originally Posted by Laurel:
I don't get what a no nut butter is. If it doesn't have nuts then it wouldn't be a nut butter would it?
I've tried cashew butter before and it was really good.
I am confused about what you are asking....
Laurel
Its nut free alternatives for peanut butter.
They have things like sunbutter (made with sunflower seeds)
One i have right now is made with soy.
This website has different options...just wondering if anyone has tried any.
http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/Pean...utes_s/129.htm
craftymissbeth 05:11 PM 01-28-2014
We've tried sun butter and I loved that it was like eating puréed sunflower seeds, but it was weird putting it on a pb&j (sb&j?).
jenboo 05:13 PM 01-28-2014
Originally Posted by craftymissbeth:
We've tried sun butter and I loved that it was like eating puréed sunflower seeds, but it was weird putting it on a pb&j (sb&j?).
ive tried one brand before and it tasted so good on everything! but i cant remember the name
Laurel 05:17 PM 01-28-2014
Originally Posted by jenboo:
Its nut free alternatives for peanut butter.
They have things like sunbutter (made with sunflower seeds)
One i have right now is made with soy.
This website has different options...just wondering if anyone has tried any.
http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/Pean...utes_s/129.htm
Oh okay, thanks.
Laurel
Stepping 11:33 AM 02-14-2014
Following.
We have dcb with peanut allergies and really miss being able to use peanut butter in our snacks.
Leanna 06:42 AM 03-15-2014
We use Sunbutter brand sunflower seed butter. It is made in a nut-free facility, is yummy, and is good with jelly on sandwiches.
Play Care 11:56 AM 03-16-2014
Originally Posted by Leanna:
We use Sunbutter brand sunflower seed butter. It is made in a nut-free facility, is yummy, and is good with jelly on sandwiches.
We supplied snacks last year for our dd's class and they had a nut allergy in the class. Sunbutter was a hit.
They are expensive so I avoid them.