Low Fat and Low-Sodium Peanut Butter Spread by Better’n Peanut Butter, Creamy Low-Calorie Peanut Spread with No Saturated Fat, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Non GMO, Kosher, Pack of 3, 16 oz. Glass Jars

I really like this as an alternative to peanut butter but it has been discontinued to my knowledge. I can't find it anywhere. Healthier with less fat and calories and I liked the taste. The taste is unique but after awhile I preferred it.

It is absolutely fabulous, delicious, lower fat, and calories peanut butter. Problem… Amazon no longer carries it and neither does the supermarket that I frequent 😡

I really liked this and had it all the time on bananas. Unfortunately, it has been discontinued. I found it a good alternative to peanut butter with less fat and calories.

I’m a peanut butter on crackers guy and this spread works for me. What I like is that you still get a peanut butter taste without the fat and that they have this lower sodium version. The regular version is too salty for me - and I’m otherwise pretty okay with salty foods. Why crackers? Because crackers are hard and when the spread is refrigerated, it will not spread on regular bread without tearing it - I’m only an occasional PBJ sandwich eater, but this will frustrate those who want an alternative for folks that like PBJs on a soft white. This said, if you have a sturdier sourdough or a nice crusty artisanal from the bakery and like your PBJS toasted and open-faced, you’re in for a treat. One of my favorites has gotta be a slice of toasted fig and walnut bread, some of this spread with just a small coating of a ginger preserves - like Mackays or Chivers - on top. And this brings me to the second point, this spread is sweet, and the addition of jam or jelly for the most part is clearly unnecessary as a counterbalance to a regular salty and fatty peanut butter.

I love the taste of this - peanut butter with just a hint of sweetness. I have had a hard time finding this item since first buying it in North Carolina. I was very pleased to find it on Amazon. 90 calories less than regular peanut butter and much lower fat. The only downside, and this is minor to me, you have to refrigerate after opening so it does not spread as easily as regular peanut butter.