How does pb2 taste

For a nutty taste and a thicker drink, add a small dollop of peanut butter to your coffee. For peanut butter lovers, this is yet another way to incorporate your favorite ingredient into every meal — or drink. Directions from PB2, the leading brand in powdered peanut butter, instruct to mix a tablespoon of water with two tablespoons of their product to obtain a delicious, low-fat substitute of the best invention since the wheel: peanut butter. The nutritional information is different though.

PB2 says 50 cal and 1. PB2has no added ingredients listed whereas PB Fit adds sugar and salt. Standard peanut butter typically has about calories, 16 g of fat and 7 g of protein per serving.

A serving here is defined as 2 tablespoons. By comparison, powdered peanut butter is a lower-calorie-and-fat option. It has an average of just 60 calories, 1. The powdered version is extremely versatile as either a powder or a paste. Oh, yes indeed! It is simply traditional peanut butter reimagined; it delivers that same incomparable peanut taste you know and love. Even better, the powder contains little fat, so it mixes more easily with other liquids than regular peanut butter does.

It can also be used as a dry seasoning, while regular peanut butter is just, well, regular peanut butter. Our fans enjoy PB2 sprinkled on their oatmeal, blended into smoothies, added to sauces or mixed into batters.

It contains only 3 ingredients: roasted peanuts, natural sugar, and salt. It was a little odd measuring out the powder. The consistency reminded me of flour or powdered sugar. It was super light and easily packable. What I noticed was that after mixing it with water, it was still a little crumbly, not necessarily smooth, like you might expect regular peanut butter to be. It did taste like peanut butter, although the texture was a little chalky and it had a strange aftertaste.

I found that it was a lot better when paired with something else like an apple, banana, or toast. There are some nutritional differences, however not enough to convince me to make the full switch.