Nutrition - Blurtit

Kioyre S. answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

JIF Creamy peanut butter, if I ever eat it, anyway. Last time I ate peanut butter was probably a year ago, haha!

Cookie Roma answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

I always buy chunky Kroger brand and love it.

Corey The Goofyhawk answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

I love JIF crunchy peanut butter but my wife loves creamy. Guess which one we buy, lol!

Tom Jackson answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

Here's what I switched to about 4 years ago. I love the creamy; my wife loves the crunchy.

No salt or sugar is added.

The tag line on the bottle is "worth the stir."

I get it at my local grocery store, but here's a picture of the bottle on amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Krema-Natural-Creamy-Peanut-16-Ounce/dp/B00473BQOK

John Doe answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

I like Jif extra crunchy....actually just started eating peanut butter again!

Ancient Hippy answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

I'm addicted to creamy Skippy. The generic brands of peanut butter don't cut it for me.

HappyTo BeHereTo answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

No doubt Creamy. But sometimes the crunchy is okay in a recipe.

Skip Gentry answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

Creamy.

Mountain Man answered Jann Nikka's question 5/26/2016

Peanut Butter. Creamy or Crunchy? Creamy for me.

Update: Have you ever eaten the "House Brand" and did you like it? Kroger Brand.

Arthur Wright answered Ray Dart's question 5/22/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

Maybe this is why Americans love all you can eat Chinese Food restaurants

Corey The Goofyhawk answered Ray Dart's question 5/21/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

We could be having cat burgers, pulled BBQ cat, cat pizza!!... Yeah, it doesn't sound quite as delectable.

John McCann answered Ray Dart's question 5/21/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

No.

Cats are obligate carnivores. So you would have to grow many crops to feed the many animals needed to feed the cats, thus compounding the problem not ameliorating it.

This does not even take into effect the howls of cat lovers everywhere!

HappyTo BeHereTo answered Ray Dart's question 5/21/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

I swear, I did not see this before posting my other cat farm answer.

I'll let you know if it's sustainable.

John Doe answered Ray Dart's question 5/21/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

Less methane.....therefore less global warming!

Ancient Hippy answered Ray Dart's question 5/21/2016

Would it be possible to generate more animal protein by farming cats than by breeding cattle? Is the human race missing out on a valuable food source?

I believe so. We are also missing out on cat fur lined gloves, cat fur coats, cat hats.................etc.

Jorge Gonzales answered 5/3/2016

I take a lot of body building vitamins, can this harm my liver?

Many supplements are beneficial to your health,ticking off a long list that includes calcium and vitamin D supplements and multivitamins made by reputable companies. So, Try to use supplements that are natural and safe for you...

Janis Haskell answered 4/22/2016

Why Is It Important To Have Roughage In Our Diet?

Because it keeps our digestive system moving.

Sphria Choubey answered Anonymous' question 4/13/2016

Does Whey Protein Cause Yeast Infections?

Whey protein, produced using the watery misuse of cheese assembling, contains important immunoglobulins, catalysts, proteins and lipids that give antimicrobial impacts against an assortment of pathogens. A few segments of whey protein hinder yeast contaminations. Counsel your specialist before utilizing whey protein to treat a yeast contamination or other restorative condition.

Jaimie JT answered Zack - Mr. GenXer's question 4/7/2016

Does it make sense that it costs more to eat healthy unprocessed foods then eating heavily processed foods?

Does it make sence ? Yes , is it right or fair ? No.

Walt O'Reagun answered Zack - Mr. GenXer's question 4/6/2016

Does it make sense that it costs more to eat healthy unprocessed foods then eating heavily processed foods?

That depends on where you purchase it.

If you buy veggies from a local farmer's market - they are generally less than purchasing them from the large chain store. At least, if the vendor is selling their excess garden harvest. If they're in it for the money, they'll advertise it as "natural" or whatever … Read more