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Peanut butter absolutely works that way. It lasts longer in the fridge once opened: https://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/wellness/how-long-will-that-peanut-butte
by volkl48 6y ago
Peanut butter absolutely works that way. It lasts longer in the fridge once opened: https://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/wellness/how-long-will-that-peanut-butter-last.htm https://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/wellness/how-long-will-t...
Now, most people are likely to use it up before that becomes an issue, but it is a food for which the fridge applies your "time-slowing" mechanism.
Also, if you buy the natural kind, it keeps the oil from separating back out once you've mixed it.
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- dawnerd 6y agoI regularly have peanut butter thats been unrefrigerated for very long times and haven't noticed anything off about it. The jar I just used was from pre-pandemic (costco size) and it's still fine. I never put peanut putter in the fridge, that's just weird.
- adrianN 6y agoDoes your peanut butter contain ingredients other than peanuts? Because the peanut butter I buy is really just peanuts and it keeps way better in the fridge.
- dawnerd 6y agoYeah I have a mix of a few types. The raw peanut butter is fine too. I can see the oil in that going rancid after a while but not quick enough where I wouldn't use it over a few months.
- numpad0 6y agoCould depend on climates. There’s an anecdote of a chemist trying to replicate an experiment to no avail, until he realized the author is from Eastern Europe where “room temperature” roughly translates to freezing point...