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PB2 powder?

I went with my list to GNC today...they told me they usually sell PB2 (the peanut butter powder), but they were out of it...he said the grocery store across the street sold it...I was skeptical...they did have a product called PB2 that was a "natural peanut butter powder," and it was on the shelf with the organic peanut butters (not in a health food or dietary section)...I have seen this product recommended on the message boards...is this product I bought at the grocery store the same as what others are using here on the message boards post-surgery?

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Yes, it is. It comes in chocolate too. You just mix with water to reconstitute, and it's rally tasty! You can mix it in with your shakes, eat it plain, it's so good, and really good on the calories and fat compared to regular peanut butter, and I personally can't tell the difference! I got mine from Amazon in a 2 pack with the chocolate, and it came with recipe cards, it's seriously yummy stuff!

Same stuff!

Tried it years ago, wasn't a fan. The texture, for me just wasn't good. I'd just rather make my own or get some ground nut butters from the health food store.

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thanks, y'all..I have another question...whenever something calls for a "scoop," how does that translate as far as tablespoon measurement? I have seen scoops in various sizes, so I don't know what a standard "scoop" is

thanks, y'all..I have another question...whenever something calls for a "scoop," how does that translate as far as tablespoon measurement? I have seen scoops in various sizes, so I don't know what a standard "scoop" is

I would say 1.5 to 2 TBSP.
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thanks, TES

Trader joes carries a peanut flower that's the same stuff I love it and price is better

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