25 January 2010

Revive dry peanut butter with a drop of peanut oil

In: 1-3 Years, 3-5 Years, 6+ Years, Mealtime

Anna shares the dead-simple peanut butter hack we all should have figured out years ago:

I like being able to revive a super dry end-of-the-jar container of natural (separated) peanut butter but pouring in a dash of peanut oil and stirring it up. Then it won't tear apart those PBJs when you're trying to make them - good as new!

For a sweet treat, stir in a drop of honey, a little chocolate syrup...

Related: How to stir a jar of natural peanut butter
More: Food and feeding tips

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