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.

Our whole family loves this peanut butter. It is actually a no stir natural peanut butter. We’ve tried others that need to be stirred every time you open the jar. That is not the case with this brand. One jar last us less than two weeks. It tastes better than the big name brands and has better ingredients.

The difference between peanut butter and peanut butter spread..... peanut butter needs to be 90 percent peanuts and peanut butter SPREAD only needs to be only 60 percent peanuts. What else do they put in it? Palm oil and they say CANE SUGAR.... they act like it's something special..... IT'S SUGAR .....why do they need to put sugar in peanut butter at all????? DON'T EVER BUY PEANUT BUTTER SPREAD

When you first open it the PB is really runny, when you get to the bottom it is so stiff you can hardly get it out of the jar. So with the second jar, I have tried to stir it and that's just messy. It was an okay substitute when you couldn't get Jiff but I won't be purchasing this again unless I have no choice.

Was very disappointed with this product. The label says “no stir”, but it requires constant stirring because of oil separation. It isn’t firm or spreadable - the consistency is more like dipping sauce. If kept at room temperature, it becomes runny and unpleasant. If you must buy this, stir it well, then keep it in a refrigerator. Only when it’s chilled does it firm up enough to use like normal peanut butter.

It's great tasting peanut butter but it's covered in oil at the top even though the label clearly says "no stir". No matter how hard you try you still spill some oil on the counter while stirring it. Also by the bottom of the jar it gets dry because there is no way for you to mix all that oil back in evenly.

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!

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.

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.

This is a good peanut butter if you like peanut butters like Jif. Personally, I usually buy sugar free peanut butter but Sams Club doesn't sell sugar free peanut butter unfortunately. I am not sure what other reviewers were talking about but it is not thin. It has the texture of a no stir peanut butter like Jif, Skippy, Reese and all the other ones. I don't think I will be purchasing this again because it is not sugar free.