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Bobby recommends choosing organic peanut and almond butter while avoiding those with added palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils due to their harmful effects.
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Key Points
- Different types of nut butters available in the market include peanut butter, almond butter, and coconut butter.
- It is important to read the ingredients list on nut butter labels to avoid low-quality additives like palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils.
- No-stir nut butters often contain palm oil and hydrogenated oils to make them creamy and shelf-stable, but it is recommended to choose natural nut butters with separation of fat.
- Organic nut butters are preferred to avoid pesticides and chemicals, but it is essential to check for added ingredients like palm oil.
- Sunflower seed butter is a good alternative for those with peanut or tree nut allergies, but it is important to choose varieties without added sugar.
- Jams and jellies should be selected with no added sugar, reduced sugar, or sugar-free options to minimize added sweeteners.
- Tahini is a healthy option made from sesame seeds and is a good alternative to nut butters.
Summaries
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Bobby advises on nut butter selection, emphasizing ingredient scrutiny and avoidance of palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils. He recommends organic peanut and almond butter, cautioning against those with added palm oil.
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Bobby advises on nut butter selection, stressing ingredient scrutiny and avoidance of palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils. He recommends organic peanut and almond butter, cautioning against those with added palm oil. Brands like Crazy Richard's, Smucker's, and Walmart's options are favored for simple ingredients. Bobby also covers alternatives for peanut allergies, warns against added sugar, and highlights deceptive labeling at Whole Foods.
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Bobby covers the topic of nut butter at the grocery store, emphasizing the importance of reading ingredients and avoiding low-quality additives like palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils. He recommends organic peanut and almond butter due to the heavy use of pesticides and chemicals in non-organic varieties, but advises against organic nut butters with added ingredients like palm oil. Bobby suggests brands like Crazy Richard's, Smucker's, and Walmart's organic and conventional options as better choices due to their simple ingredient lists. He also discusses alternatives for those with peanut allergies, such as sunflower seed butter, warns against brands with added sugar, and provides information on nut butters with the highest protein content and lowest carb content. Bobby also highlights deceptive labeling and overpriced options at Whole Foods, urging consumers to carefully read ingredients and offers to provide additional information in the video description.
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Bobby is back at the grocery store to cover the topic of nut butter. He emphasizes the importance of reading ingredients and avoiding low-quality additives like palm oil, sugar, and hydrogenated oils. He recommends organic peanut and almond butter due to the heavy use of pesticides and chemicals in non-organic varieties. However, he advises against organic nut butters with added ingredients like palm oil. Bobby suggests brands like Crazy Richard's, Smucker's, and Walmart's organic and conventional options as better choices due to their simple ingredient lists.
He also discusses alternatives for those with peanut allergies, such as sunflower seed butter, but warns against brands with added sugar. Bobby also addresses the popularity of peanut butter powders, pointing out the added sugar in some brands and recommending a powdered almond butter without additional ingredients. He provides information on nut butters with the highest protein content and lowest carb content, as well as cautioning against the misconception of "raw" almond butter due to pasteurization methods.
Moving on to Whole Foods, Bobby highlights deceptive labeling and overpriced options, urging consumers to carefully read ingredients. He advises against products with added sugar and palm oil, while also mentioning the benefits of using nut grinding machines for fresh options. Bobby also provides recommendations for reduced or sugar-free jams and jellies, emphasizing the importance of choosing products with minimal added sugar.
In conclusion, Bobby summarizes the key points covered in the video and offers to provide additional information in the video description. He encourages viewers to share their feedback and suggestions for future topics, while also promoting other videos on related subjects.
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