As most nutritionists and weight lifters will tell you, peanut butter is a near-perfect food. High in protein, relatively low in saturated fat, and easy to eat in a hurry, it's probably the healthiest quick protein-fix outside of a protein shake. And as far as peanut butter brands go, Jif Natural Creamy Peanut Butter is one of the best. A single 2-table-spoon serving (which, to be honest, is probably a smaller serving than most people eat) contains a good amount of protein (7g), a fair degree of fiber (2g), low sodium (80 mg), and very little carbs (8g). Like all peanut butters it's somewhat high in fat (16g) but relatively low in saturated fat (3g). It should also be noted that though Jif Natural peanut butter contains no artificial flavors or preservatives, it ... MoreAs most nutritionists and weight lifters will tell you, peanut butter is a near-perfect food. High in protein, relatively low in saturated fat, and easy to eat in a hurry, it's probably the healthiest quick protein-fix outside of a protein shake. And as far as peanut butter brands go, Jif Natural Creamy Peanut Butter is one of the best. A single 2-table-spoon serving (which, to be honest, is probably a smaller serving than most people eat) contains a good amount of protein (7g), a fair degree of fiber (2g), low sodium (80 mg), and very little carbs (8g). Like all peanut butters it's somewhat high in fat (16g) but relatively low in saturated fat (3g). It should also be noted that though Jif Natural peanut butter contains no artificial flavors or preservatives, it does contain a small amount of added sugar (3g) and is, like Skippy's natural peanut butter, made with palm oil in addition to the natural peanut oil. Die hard natural food-eaters will object to Jif's peanut butter on both of these counts, but from a usability perspective most consumers will probably prefer Jif to "truly" natural peanut butter, which (because peanut oil, unlike palm oil, separates and rises to the top of the jar) is messy and requires frequent stirring before use. Jif's natural peanut butter, on the other hand, looks and tastes exactly the peanut butter most of us have grown up with--only it's better for us!

I love the texture the flavor packaging ingredients. Everything is just perfect. My kids love this. My husband loves this. Product I make crunch bowls with this. I put it on bread to make a PBJ sandwich. Love it. 

Jif Creamy Peanut Butter is my absolute favorite peanut butter mostly because of the flavor and the texture. It has such a sweet flavor of peanuts and smooth consistency that I just love. Not overly sweet, but just the right amount of sweetness. The right amount of saltiness. And so nice and smooth. I prefer a thick amount on my sandwiches. Jif is just my favorite peanut butter brand and I really enjoy a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich a couple times a week at least because of how good Jif peanut butter tastes.

Other than Kraft peanut butter I love kid peanut butters it’s so creamy and it has a a strong nutty flavoured which I love and you can make the best peanut butter cookies ever. Ingredients ¾ cup Jif Creamy Peanut Butter ½ cup Crisco Shortening 1 ¼ cup firmly packed light brown sugar 3 Tablespoons milk 1 Tablespoon vanilla extract 1 large egg 1 ¾ cup All-Purpose Flour ¾ teaspoon baking soda ¾ teaspoon kosher salt. Instructions Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a large mixing bowl, combine peanut butter, shortening, brown sugar, milk and vanilla. Beat over medium speed. Add egg and beat just until blended. Combine flour, baking soda and salt. Add to creamed mixture on low speed. Mix until blended. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto a greased or parchment paper lined cookie ... MoreOther than Kraft peanut butter I love kid peanut butters it’s so creamy and it has a a strong nutty flavoured which I love and you can make the best peanut butter cookies ever. Ingredients ¾ cup Jif Creamy Peanut Butter ½ cup Crisco Shortening 1 ¼ cup firmly packed light brown sugar 3 Tablespoons milk 1 Tablespoon vanilla extract 1 large egg 1 ¾ cup All-Purpose Flour ¾ teaspoon baking soda ¾ teaspoon kosher salt. Instructions Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a large mixing bowl, combine peanut butter, shortening, brown sugar, milk and vanilla. Beat over medium speed. Add egg and beat just until blended. Combine flour, baking soda and salt. Add to creamed mixture on low speed. Mix until blended. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto a greased or parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Flatten slightly in a crisscross patter with tines of a fork. Bake for 7-10 minutes, until set and beginning to brown. Remove and cool completely on wire rack. Notes For a fun mix-in, add 1 cup of your favorite treat: chocolate chips, peanut butter morsels, mm's. I used a 2 Tbsp scoop for my larger sized cookies. They baked about 8-10 minutes and I yielded 28 cookies. I guarantee these are the best pb cookies

Jif peanut butter has recently become my family's go-to brand. We used to buy Skippy, but it stopped tasting as good. My kids were happy with the switch and said they prefer the Jif brand. It's now a staple in our household. Every Sunday evening, I use Jif peanut butter to make a bunch of Uncrustables and then freeze them. During the weekdays, I pack them in my kids' school lunch bags. When at home, they like popping an Uncrustable into the toaster as a snack, which they got the idea from me because I often make toast with peanut butter on it. It tastes so good.

This peanut butter is delicious. The main reason I choose Jif is because the peanut flavor is better. Most peanut butters have too much oil. Jif is pure peanut flavor every time. Jif is also nice and creamy. It does not separate like some brands. And it does not get hard and clumpy like others. My family often eats it with sandwiches for breakfast.

I love JIF creamy peanut butter, as do my children. It tastes delicious and makes for easy PBJs since it is so smooth. I especially love that at Costco, I get a 2-pack of these large Jars. The only downfall I have is when it's almost gone and I have to reach to the bottom, I could use a little bit of a wider too so I'm not getting peanut butter all over my hand!

REPEAT QUALITY ISSUE SO IT SEEMS

I'm looking to be yet another victim of the stringy off-putting "Stabilizer" that is not being disclosed on the container. It's just kind of weird to me that this is a "All Natural" product and yet the concern by JIF is that the oils are separating?.... Most people who are looking for "All Natural" peanut butter wouldn't mind to see oil separate and move to the top of the container (It's what happens). The fix for the separation is simple, all we would have to do is mix the oil back in before spreading it on whatever. Coming across what is accurately described by others (Cause I googled it) as a worm-like string was very off-putting and had me spitting it out. Definitely doesn't make me as the consumer feel comfortable with seeing 10 other comments on here either ... MoreI'm looking to be yet another victim of the stringy off-putting "Stabilizer" that is not being disclosed on the container. It's just kind of weird to me that this is a "All Natural" product and yet the concern by JIF is that the oils are separating?.... Most people who are looking for "All Natural" peanut butter wouldn't mind to see oil separate and move to the top of the container (It's what happens). The fix for the separation is simple, all we would have to do is mix the oil back in before spreading it on whatever. Coming across what is accurately described by others (Cause I googled it) as a worm-like string was very off-putting and had me spitting it out. Definitely doesn't make me as the consumer feel comfortable with seeing 10 other comments on here either having the response from JIF be the same statement of "Quality just not meeting standards". Time for some better corrective actions/preventative measures. Definitely considering a different brand, especially for the Honey version.

Stringy bits in every jar

I’ve always endlessly used this PB with honey only. The last 6-7 months each jar without fail has these long coarse strings randomly throughout. It’s absolutely off putting and gross. I’m not sure what it is and after reading reviews notice I’m not the only one consistently seeing this. I find it hard to believeIt to be honey from an insufficient mixing process. And if it is, why is this in each jar with every other bite/scoop? If it’s insufficient process it should be fixed. We were literally buying 2-3 40 oz jars each time we grocery shop. We have stopped.

Used to be great... Not now

Recently bought a jar of the honey jif peanut butter. One of my weekly food staples. Excellent product until today when I found what appears to be worms of different sizes throughout the jar which was already a third of the way gone. Saw other peoples remarks of them being thread or threadlike. Very off putting to say the least! You have not really clarified what these are or where they come from. Don't think I will be purchasing your product again!