I’ve actually found that sunflower seed butter tastes much closer to peanut butter - especially when made into cookies or put in chocolate cups.
My 16yo ds has packed a peanut butter and jelly sandwich every day for school/camp since preschool. He has a host of sensory challenges and is autistic so the menu of foods he eats is very short.
I was really worried when he started attending a summer camp that didn’t allow any nuts/nut products at all. Ds’s preferred peanut butter is Trader Joe’s creamy so I picked up TJ’s sun butter and almond butter for him to try. I thought the sun butter tasted hideous and far preferred the taste of the almond butter BUT ds was the opposite. I think it comes down to texture. The sun butter has almost the same exact consistency as the creamy peanut butter, while the almond butter is a bit gritty.
For years ds moved seamlessly between peanut butter for school and sun butter for summer camp.
The kids use Sunbutter. But I can’t stand the aftertaste. I like almond butter better.
When making something like no bake chocolate cookies, Sunbutter works well enough.
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I would think a gourmet Hot Dog can be considered a sandwich. That looks pretty amazing
Doesn’t like beards
Doesn’t like Molly
Gratuitous saucy Weiner pics
I’m glad I have redeemed myself… ? LOL
[checks chart]
No. It appears to be classified as a “taco”.
We’re all wrong. Apparently it’s a straw:
Eewww.
sigh…missed opportunity on the names there.
Candi and cobb.
(still accurate cartoon tho)