Blaze Nutrition│ Smooth Peanut Butter │ 1kg │ 30% Protein │ Extra Runny │ Natural 100% Roasted Peanuts │ No added Sugar, Salts or Palm Oil │Source of Magnesium, Vitamins B1, B6, E

Nothing to dislike, a massive pot of gorgeous thick peanut butter! Worth buying, lasts me ages🥰

Delicious. I really like it. The only critic: I wish they would use glass jars instead of plastic. The flavour would be affected by temperature and storage.

Great taste but so runny, no good for a sandwich, but great with an apple cut up and used as a dipping sauce, wouldn't recommend it you need it on toast or sandwich far too runny.

When fully reblended, it was still very very runny. Useless for spreading on toast. Will not buy again.

I was looking for a good peanut butter. At £6.99 I thought I would give this one a go. However, it is very runny despite a long period of stirring. The nut taste is weak. It's OK for any cooking exploits though and adding to porridge etc. A better one is Foody Market at Aldi - £3.99 for 1kg and it's pure whole nut, no added sugar, salt or palm oil and great consistency. Much better value. I won't buy this one again.

This is so nice, a great roast level and perfect amount of crunch. No palm oil as well! Spreads beautifully and the background in beautifully smooth. Just had some on toast post the the gym and it’s great. Would be fab in cooking as well.

I bought this instead of the usual more expensive, well known brand I have always bought. The price of it kept rising.It is very oily but a good stir sorts that out. It isn't at all sweet, is very nutty and I'm using it now instead of the other brand. I would recommend it.

I purchased it to make protein cakes that include a lot of ingredients including Flaxseed, oats and desicated coconut. I also add walnuts, almonds, and pecans. I also use vegan eggs and virgin olive oil instead of butter. Regular peanut butter is quite dry and gritty but this peanut butter looks perfect for baking because it's runny. There's a LOT of it and no added salt is also great for a healthy option. Try making protein cakes and click the Helpful tab if you plan to.