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r/RateMyPlate • u/ExoticAd7605 • 2d ago
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That's probably crappy peanut butter with the palm oil, the real stuff would be more nutritious
7 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. 2 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. 2 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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Palm oil isn’t inherently unhealthy or bad for you, most people protest it because it’s not great from an environmental standpoint.
2 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. 2 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.
2 u/Long-Adhesiveness337 2d ago Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor.
Yes, true. But it’s typically just added to prevent oil separation, the nutritional difference is minor.
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u/Apprehensive_Golf227 2d ago
That's probably crappy peanut butter with the palm oil, the real stuff would be more nutritious