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  1. The peanut butter isn't really strong upfront, so there is a nice, smooth cream flavor that has, once again, the almost hidden taste of alcohol in it.

    #Cream #Review #SippinCream #Sugarlands #PeanutButter
    bfbcping.com/2025/04/sugarland

  2. So, my wife said, "Hey, I found this thing that will make you actually not like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup." And I was like, "Challenge accepted."

    And she was right.

    The PB&J Peanut Butter Cups are very gross.

    Do not recommend.

    I hate jelly and this reinforces that feeling. And each one coats your teeth with sugar that feels so gross. And the jelly is still liquidish so kind of comes out as you bite into it.

    No.

    Never again.

    Gross.

    #Candy #CandyBar #CandyGram #SnackFood #PeanutButter #Peanuts #PeanutButterSnack #PeanutButterSnacks #Snacks #JunkFood #Hershey #HersheysChocolate #Reeses #ReesesPeanutButterCups #ReesesPeanutButter #ReesesPBJBigCup

  3. First sip taste like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Mind you, it's the worst peanut butter and jelly sandwich I've ever had.

    bfbcping.com/2024/07/sugarland
    #Moonshine #Sugarlands #PeanutButter #Review

  4. Looked it up and this is TRUE. Dog owners, and pet owners in general, be aware of this danger.

    Alt text for image: Attention
    We want Everyone to
    know that Xylitol is now
    being labeled as "Birch
    Sugar"
    This is a sweetener used in food.
    Most common in peanut butter and
    candy. It is Very toxic to dogs.
    Keep your pups safe!

    #dogs #dogowners #dogsafety #poison #checklabels #peanutbutter

  5. Via @palin mastodon.social/@palin/1112365 (typed out as text for #accessibility)

    Peanut Butter Alert for Your Pets

    A new type of peanut butter (and other nut butters) is being sold with less sugar, but now includes xylitol as a sweetener. That is what is being used in sugarless gum and it can be deadly to dogs. Many people use peanut butter as a dog treat, or to fill a Kong, or disguise medications; if they now use the type with xylitol, it could be very dangerous.

    Further information from the FDA:

    fda.gov/consumers/consumer-upd

    Apparently it can trigger hypoglycemia in dogs which then leads to vomiting followed by decreased activity, weakness, staggering, incoordination, collapse and seizures. Untreated, it can be fatal.

    #dogs #xylitol #PeanutButter #PSA