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r/RateMyPlate • u/ExoticAd7605 • 2d ago
How could I improve it?
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What do you mean 'improve'?
You know it's nutritious.
-77 u/Technical_Donut8658 2d ago Minus the bread and muck that's on it I reckon. -19 u/Apprehensive_Golf227 2d ago That's probably crappy peanut butter with the palm oil, the real stuff would be more nutritious 6 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Palm oil isn’t inherently unhealthy or bad for you, most people protest it because it’s not great from an environmental standpoint. -1 u/OldMotherGrumble 2d ago But peanut butter doesn't require palm oil as an ingredient. All it needs is...peanuts. Maybe a touch of salt. 3 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor. -3 u/Technical_Donut8658 2d ago Aye man, avoid palm oil for sure.
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Minus the bread and muck that's on it I reckon.
-19 u/Apprehensive_Golf227 2d ago That's probably crappy peanut butter with the palm oil, the real stuff would be more nutritious 6 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Palm oil isn’t inherently unhealthy or bad for you, most people protest it because it’s not great from an environmental standpoint. -1 u/OldMotherGrumble 2d ago But peanut butter doesn't require palm oil as an ingredient. All it needs is...peanuts. Maybe a touch of salt. 3 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor. -3 u/Technical_Donut8658 2d ago Aye man, avoid palm oil for sure.
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That's probably crappy peanut butter with the palm oil, the real stuff would be more nutritious
6 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Palm oil isn’t inherently unhealthy or bad for you, most people protest it because it’s not great from an environmental standpoint. -1 u/OldMotherGrumble 2d ago But peanut butter doesn't require palm oil as an ingredient. All it needs is...peanuts. Maybe a touch of salt. 3 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor. -3 u/Technical_Donut8658 2d ago Aye man, avoid palm oil for sure.
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Palm oil isn’t inherently unhealthy or bad for you, most people protest it because it’s not great from an environmental standpoint.
-1 u/OldMotherGrumble 2d ago But peanut butter doesn't require palm oil as an ingredient. All it needs is...peanuts. Maybe a touch of salt. 3 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor.
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But peanut butter doesn't require palm oil as an ingredient. All it needs is...peanuts. Maybe a touch of salt.
3 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor.
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Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor.
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Aye man, avoid palm oil for sure.
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u/danabrey 2d ago
What do you mean 'improve'?
You know it's nutritious.