NoNuts Golden Peabutter, Gluten and Nut Free Spread, 18 ounce (Pack of 3)

I have been cutting back on oxalates (kidney stone issues) I was able to say good bye to strawberries, spinach, potatoes, and chocolate (cocoa being the problem). but I REALLY MISSED MY PEANUT BUTTER. Almond and Cashew are also off my lists. However peas, green, yellow and brown are on the "low" oxalate list. and this No Nut is made with the brown and yellow peas. It won't stand up to spoon to spoon comparison of Skippy, but I am now enjoying in in PB&J sandwiches, on my morning toast and a family favorite of peanut butter on hamburgers. Once I found NoNuts was acceptable on toast, I went looking for a Peanut Butter Blossom made with coconut flour (rather than wheat flour, another oxalate product) recipe - a very favorite cookie and I subbed in the No Nuts -- and these are delicious. I am so pleased that I found this. LOVE it! LOVE it!

I've been eating this no not butter for a long time, and ran out recently. My local grocery store doesn't sell it, so I ended up buying it online.Unfortunately it turns out that I paid way too much. The next time I went to a Wegmans I saw there for much less.As for the taste, if you've never tried it don't expected to taste like real peanut butter. But after a while, I really started to like it.I mix mine with blackstrap molasses or honey and It really improves the taste a lot.

My daughter is highly allergic to all nuts. We are used to buying nut free products so I don't mind buying allergen free foods online. While you may not want to try this the first time by buying a case of 3, I do now because $10 a jar is well worth it. This is difficult to find this brand in stores.Other peanut butter substitute taste funky. The one made of roasted soy beans tastes burnt and funky. The "safe for school" one had a weird after taste too and even with jelly on bread, I couldn't get past the after taste. Of the 3 I tried, this is the only one that tastes good and it does have a mild nutty flavor. It also spreads well and is great with jelly and you can use in cookies and desserts. Just remember that since it is not peanut butter, the nutty flavor is low and it may not be strong enough for "peanut" butter cookies..

My review is not of the product, which is excellent by the way. However, I ordered it through Amazon and when this arrived all 3 jars were smashed and leaking. The product was ruined. For this reason, I would not advise.

Those of us with food issues have to accept that some things can't substitute for the real thing. I'll admit No Nuts smells like real peanut butter. The consistency when I ate it was more like eating something mashed, not smooth and slick like pb.I can't figure out exactly what I was thinking it tasted like...but it didn't have a definitive flavor.I've noticed that so many non nut and non gluten items are loaded with cornstarch and sweeteners. I think that contributes to the overly sweet, bland flavors.

This product tastes fabulous! Since I began following the "Eat Right for Your Blood Type" diet, and found out that peanuts and peanut butter were off-limits, I have been on a quest to find a substitute to satisfy my love for peanut butter. This has been the closest I've found. It tastes great right out of the jar, with jelly, or honey.

This doesn’t take just like peanut butter but it’s a great alternative for peeps with peanut allergies. It has a good flavor.

I love this product but I am very disappointed because when I got my package two of the three jars leaked into the box. All three jars are covered in oil as is the box. I am assuming I cannot consume the open jars