the outer wrapping is misleading. The wrapper that holds the 2 jars together says "Made with Sea Salt & Cane Sugar". Since I was in a hurry I just grabbed the jars, but at home I noticed the ingredient list states just "Sugar" not Cane Sugar. Nowhere on the container label does it state "Cane Sugar", so I'm not sure if it's really made with Cane Sugar.

Since the Loveland store stopped carrying the 6# Peter Pan I thought I'd try this. I purchased about 5 or 6 of these and the consistency was anywhere from nice and firm to where it would actually run off the spoon to where it actually had about 1/2 a cup of oil on the top and was very runny. It was about 50% of the time that it was runny and oily. Wish they'd bring back the Peter Pan, like they did once before.

One of my favorite comfort foods is peanut butter on toast, and this hits the spot! Really smooth and creamy with no separation. I bought it because the other brands have hydrogenated vegetable oil. There are no organic brands that I like, so this is the next best thing. I was wary because I was afraid it would taste off compared to name brands, but it is just as good or better. I highly recommend it.

This pb is very peanutty. My only complaint is that it’s a bit too thin. That may be because of the palm oil, but Jif natural isn’t this thin… and uses palm oil. For those who are complaining that it has sugar and palm oil, perhaps you should know that most people don’t like stirring pb, so jif, skippy and members mark all use palm oil so we won’t have to stir. The palm oil is much better than hydrogenated oil that’s in regular peanut butter. The FDA states that it must contain 90% peanuts to be natural and no chemicals. I will buy this again, I just wish it were thicker.

Within a couple days of purchase I opened one and it had completely separated. Oils in peanut butter will leach out some over time and it will mix back in but not with this stuff. Appeared as though all of the oils had come out and wouldn't mix back in. The solids below the oil slick on top were hard, could mix it.

Be sure you realize that the All Natural label doesn't lead you to believe it is old fashioned peanut butter. The best peanut butter has only peanuts and salt. This one has palm oil (not good) and cane sugar (not needed). If you don't care about those ingredients then you will like it.

Normally I am strictly a Jif purchaser; however, because of the difference in price, good reviews and the quality of MM products, I elected to try this peanut butter. I want to start by saying this is very good PB. Very creamy and the flavor is rich. I did find that it is not a no stir product as the label says. Over time the oils will come to the top just like any other natural PB. If you don't stir it, the top will be creamy and the bottom will be hard and thick. I found if while you are storing the unopened jars, put them in the cabinet upside down. This allows the oils to permeate back to the bottom of the jar and will make it easir to stir up.

Pleasantly surprised... I'm trying to eat as healthy as I can, trying to choose foods without preservatives etc; as much as I can, and I chose this peanut butter vs jif because this one didn't have all the other stuff that jif creamy pb has... Members Mark Creamy: Roasted Peanuts, Sugar, Palm Oil, Sea Salt....... Jif Creamy: Roasted Peanuts, Sugar, Contains 2% Or Less Of: Molasses, Fully Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils (rapeseed And Soybean), Mono And Diglycerides, Salt

I returned my recalled jif and grabbed one of these since it was all they had in stock. When I got home I realized two of the ingredients are mono unsaturated fat and poly unsaturated fat which are no good. My wife and i use a lot of peanut butter for our protein shakes before and after the gym and we dont eat garbage. Name brands took those out long ago. Not buying any more of this!

For those of you who say this is just as good as JIF, you must not be eating the same JIF that I do. It's not even close, at all, period. Also a hint: if it says "no stir" on the label, you're gonna have to stir it. I don't even know how Sam's gets away with that. Tolerable, at best.