Call me crazy, but I don't think every food needs to be sweet. Truly all-natural PB is so versatile and healthy. Sadly most Americans associate PB only with sweet, but there is a world of tasty foods out there that use PB, and there is absolutely zero need for sugar.

I don't review products but I had to on this one. I have been burned by store brand peanut butter and was so skeptical on trying this. My husband and kids eat a large jar of peanut butter every two weeks, so I was looking for lower cost option since we were going through so much. I picked this up and my husband can't put it down. He says he loves it better than Jif that he used to swear by. I tried it this morning and the taste is phenomenal. I would highly recommend for anyone that is on the fence about purchasing.

Tastes good, but quite runny. It ran out of my kid's PB&J. Not a mess I want to deal with every day with a three year old. However, it's perfect for dipping (i.e. apple slices, pretzel rods) and drizzling. True to its name, it does not require stirring.

Its 12 cents cheaper where I live right now to buy 2 of the 40 oz Walmart's Natural Peanut butter. For this being a Sam's product it should be a lower price than Walmart. I also believe they shrunk the jars as these used to be 48oz now they are 40oz. This one has added sugar and palm oil. Walmart's has 1g less added sugar than this one while still having Palm oil. The natural label is misleading in this case because Palm oil is not natural. If ingredients are important to you this is not the peanut butter for you.

It used to be that "natural peanut butter" contained only peanuts, and maybe salt. During the anti-transfat craze a few years ago, many companies started selling "natural" branded peanut butter that is only natural in the respect that it contains palm oil instead of partially hydrogenated oil. So now you have to watch what you buy because there are two styles of natural peanut butter: really-truly-natural (peanuts and salt) and palm-oil-natural. Unfortunately this stuff is only palm-oil-natural (see also: Jif Natural). It's OK peanut butter, but the name of it intentionally misleads consumers.

This is not "Natural" in the way they lead you to believe. It contains added sugar. And because the oil is palm oil, that means they removed the peanut oil. This is basically no different than Jif. If you look at Smuckers natural, you'll see it contains ONE ingredient. PEANUTS.

This is not a No Stir peanut butter. Be very careful when you take the inner cover off. There is quite a bit of oil separation and you will be wearing it or cleaning it up and the oil is very difficult to clean. It tastes good, but I wouldn't recommend this for a sandwich, due to the fact it is fairly thin. I would buy again, but now I know what it's going to be like.

I purchased this for the first time yesterday-I was certainly a skeptic so I made my husband and children do a "taste-test" since we are strictly a Jiff family. My family absolutely LOVED this Peanut Butter! It is much smoother/creamier than Jiff and the flavor is way better. I couldn't stop eating it, I dipped apples and banana slices in it and my daughter had a sandwich as well. The price is also less than Jiff and you get more servings in each jar as well. If you are concerned about calories, this has less than Jiff, it's a win-win! I will be switching indefinitely!

Disappointed after purchasing this peanut butter, I should've read the label more carefully instead of zoning in on its good price. Peanut butter spread, never heard of such. Also, how can this be no stir with an inch of oil on top? It's Jif next time for me no matter what it costs.

This peanut butter is delicious: not too salty, not too sweet. Surprise! It tastes like peanuts and reminds me of the peanut butter we made from scratch while living in West Africa. We ran out recently and I couldn't get to the big city to stop by Sam's so I bought another brand from our local store. Yuck! Not only was it extremely sweet and salty, it was also grainy. And if nothing else convinces you this peanut butter is worth a try, this might. My thrifty husband even agreed we could throw out that grainy other brand now that I'be been able to restock with Member's Mark.