Whipped Peanut Spread – Zero Calorie, Low Carb, Keto-Friendly, Vegan, Sugar-Free, Creamy Whipped Peanut Flavor – 12 oz Bottle

I bought both the regular peanut spread and the chocolate peanut spread because I was looking for a low-calorie alternative to peanut butter. I love peanut butter, but at 90 to 100 calories per tablespoon, it adds up fast when you're standing in the kitchen at 11:00 PM with a bag of celery sticks, trying to be good, but you've got questionable self-control. When I saw zero calories, my eyes lit up like I'd just discovered warp drive. I thought that even if this tasted somewhat like peanut butter, it would be a game changer. This product does not taste somewhat like peanut butter. It does not taste remotely like peanut butter. It does not taste like peanuts were even allowed in the building during production. In fact, peanuts don't appear anywhere in the ingredient list, which should have been my first clue that I was about to make a terrible life decision. It lists peanut oil down around the 13th ingredient. That's entirely on me. This product has a 1.5-star rating with hundreds of reviews, and I ignored them all because apparently I enjoy learning expensive lessons the hard way. The consistency is not that of a spread. Calling this a spread is like calling a puddle a floor covering. It pours like muddy water and clings like hot glue. I thought maybe the Florida heat had done something to it during shipping, so I put both jars in the refrigerator overnight. That accomplished absolutely nothing. The next morning, they were still as runny as the boogers coming out of a llama's nose. The flavor is somehow salty, sour, bitter, and chemical all at the same time. It tastes like expired milk, motor oil, and regret. The chocolate version adds only the faintest suggestion that someone once drove a candy bar past the factory. Neither product tastes like peanuts, chocolate, or anything that should be consumed by humans or animals. My taste buds immediately filed a formal complaint and requested hazard pay. I genuinely don't know how to dispose of these jars. I don't want to put them in the trash because I wouldn't wish this on a landfill. I don't want to pour them outside because local wildlife has suffered enough. My garbage disposal deserves better than this. If I had access to a rocket, I would launch both jars directly into the sun and consider it a public service. Even though the delta-v is lower if you want to leave the solar system entirely, I wouldn't want some alien civilization finding this and then coming to invade us because of it. Now, if you are one of the rare people who actually enjoys this product, please contact me. I will gladly send you my two nearly full jars and pay the shipping myself just to get them out of my house. Save your money and buy real peanut butter, powdered peanut butter, or simply rinse out an empty peanut butter jar and drink the water. That would be infinitely closer to the taste you were hoping for. One star only because Amazon wouldn't let me give it negative 17.

Remember, THERE ARE NO RETURNS ON CONSUMABLES. This "product" in no way should be described as something that is WHIPPED. It is jiggly and gelatinous. Like jello that's half set. Look at the vid. It jiggles. And It does not taste like peanut butter in any way. Well, salty I guess? Not what I was hoping for... at all. If any of you are sorbitol sensitive, it has an "-itol" in it as well. Research showed loose stools as a possible reaction to that ingredient. I did not eat enough to find out. One taste is all it took. I eat most anything. And will no longer gamble on edible items via amazon. I was burned once already with a protein powder. This is equally if not more gross.

GROSS!!! This product is just nasty and a total waste of money!! First of all, it has absolutely NO peanut taste! Secondly, it's NOT a spread-- it's basically a liquid! It's thin, runny, and oily-- nothing whipped or spreadable about it. I cannot even describe the taste except to say that it basically tastes like you're eating a non-descript cooking oil with a bitter aftertaste. Save yourself the money and disappointment and DO NOT BUY IT! BTW, I also bought the Chocolate Peanut Spread (again-- liquidy and not a spread, no taste of peanut or chocolate) and the Chocolate Dip, and they were also disgusting! I've wasted my money, but I hope you'll all listen and not waste your own!

I scanned it on the yuka app. It rated it so bad that the app wanted me to send an email. A lot of high risk ingredients. So I wrote the email and no response. It say naturally flavored and not one peanut ingredient besides a by product from oil. “No dyes” but beta carotene is added for color. Really confused and asked this with no response. Then I opened the jar and it smells like a chemical lab. I’ll stick with PBfit. Way way better. Warning this is not healthy like they say it is. Stay away!!!!

5 STARS! Just kidding!! TOTALLY ONE STAR. But I did 5 because I figured my review will get lost in the nearly 80% 1 star reviews, and I have things to say, and recommendations on how to make it better and/or what to replace it with. buy yeh... GOODGAWD dont buy this. BOO!HISS! 1 star 1 star 1 star The extraordinarily high amount of 1 stars should have the company reevaluate this product. How does anyone LIKE it. Sure, it can (and needs) to be greatly spruced up to make it work, but by then, why bother? I would hate it less if it had even a whisper of peanut butter flavor. I would hate it less if it had even a whisper of ANY flavor. But it doesnt. Not at all... NOT AT ALL. It's gel like. Very smooth. Looks "OK". That's it. No smell, no flavor. Yet it does have carbs (2g). Supposedly has zero net. WELL GUESS WHAT? So does natural zero sugar/sweetener added peanut butter. OK, well, maybe not zero net carbs, but always at least half is fiber. And it tastes good. Any fat is good for body. And cals are something to deal with, but at least it is real food. So many 1 stars.. wow. Why did I buy this then? Because sometimes I want a low cal, low fat day. And I was curious. and apparently stupid. My background: I am already super low carb (10-20 grams TOTAL), with high protein and moderate fat. 1-2 days per week (not every week) I do what is called a "Protein Sparing Modified Fast". (PSMF). I dont want to risk losing muscle on extended fasts, so I do this style. I want to maintain muscle and budge fat, so that means then I am doing very low calorie, very low fat, and still keep carbs very low. Basically a "fast" with some food, which pretty much just leaves me with protein (and just enough fat to not be angry). This allows my body to eat itself, use its own fat as fuel rather than dietary. I dont always want just eggwhites or chicken on my PSMF, so I look for a little variety. JFC.. this is not it. LOL Unless I add in a scoops of peanut butter powder, some salt, and maybe a little monk fruit sweetener. THEN it is really quite fantastic. Like really really good. Water works to make the powder into a paste, but this weird a$$ product is the right texture to make the powder look and feel like peanut butter once the powder is added in. I will say that this the ONLY THING that this product works well for.. is to provide the BASE to your own addition of actual PB. Kinda wonder if PB extract would do the job? Havent tried it yet. I dont intend to toss this directly out, but I WILL NOT buy it again. I dont think. I should have known, because frankly nearly everything from this brand has been lackluster for decades. I always seem to come back around and try things out every years or so. On the plus side, their strawberry syrup isnt abysmal. Still barely any flavor (and still 2 carbs), but it at least has a hint of strawberry flavor and sweetness. I think if you want to skip this, but still need/want low cal low carb option just go with peanut butter powder. Most all are around 50 cals for a serving (down from nearly 200 with regular PB), and the carb to fiber ratio brings the net carb down to nearly nothing anyway. Water will do just fine, but also to fancy it up with a more spreadable vibe, then adding a little beef gelatin can help. But oddly, if PB and water doesnt cut it for you, THEN MAYBE this product used as the base would. Keep in mind this now brings cals and carbs up. I dont rate on price. If this had any flavor, I would have liked it a whole lot more. It's pricy, and sure is a shame that it is something that most everyone dislikes.

First things first, I have no idea if the jar that I received was defective: the spread was flat and runny, and soaked into the bread. What I do know is that my first impression with it's scent got my hopes up. It smells fairly pleasant, like a peanut scented perfume, but not overly strong. The flavor is entirely something else, however. I don't feel equipped to taste it. Upon my tongue I feel the edges of "food" and "flavor" that exist within my own qualia. It is sweet, I think, in a way that makeup is, or poison. It coated the mouth quickly, and my first subconscious reaction was to first try and remove bystanders(my tongue) from the area. When that failed, I regained my composure and spat it out. Merely tasting it set my stomach off, as if to warn me not to attempt consumption in earnest. Simultaneously I don't think it's all that bad, and it is the worst thing I've ever put in my mouth. It provides a new floor to compare all foods I previously thought I disliked. I can only speak of the Spread in allegory, it robs me of my reason. There is a clear delineation between my life before, and my life now. If you read this and wish to experience the Spread yourself, to see for yourself what I claim withered me so: Do not. Regret is not meaningful. Change is not synonymous with evolution. The things that make the world seem bleak are mundane. half a star, 1 if i must

Absolutely horrible! It is not whipped. It is straight liquid. No peanut flavor and smells horrible. Absolute waste of money. They need to change the name and description on this horrible product!!

I wish I had read the reviews before I bought this disgusting product. I’m pretty easy to please and I know a lot of food items taste a lot different when they are low calorie. This was horrible and totally inedible. Even the smell was awful. It went right in the trash. I only wish I could get some type of reimbursement but since it’s a food item I knew it couldn’t be returned.

I love caramel and the mocha and pancake syrup but this is beyond horrible How can I return it waste of money

Bought it last week package came broken besides this the product doesn't even have any flavor. peanut taste is all washed out Very flowy texture and not great smelling

一口食べた瞬間に口から出しました。 合成的な味で身体に悪いとしか思えない味です。 一口食べて棄てました

What’s the saying, fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me? Well, I had one of the Walden calorie free peanut spreads many years ago, somehow looking back I’d forgotten how inedible it is. Truly, truly inedible. How could I forget the taste?! Vegetable extract with a semi-sweet chemical taste and a texture somewhere between a mouse and a jelly. Memories of trying to freeze it to improve the taste and eating as “ice cream” last time came flooding back. Yet to try that this time, but for now everyone who has tasted it in the household can’t help but pull a face of disgust when it hits their tongue. We thought to use it in cooking, but quite frankly I don’t want to ruin anything else. I mean this is my first negative review on Amazon, so that tells you something... If you crave peanut butter, search on here for the reduced fat peanut butter powders, Amazon have loads of decent brands. You just add water, or mix with fat free yogurt, and it’s generally 80-90% less fat than peanut butter (the fat is removed in the process). Definitely worth the extra calories to have real peanut and, you know, enjoy what you are putting in your mouth.

Well, I understand why it is zero calorie: you will want to eat zero grams of it. It is liquid (despite it being called "whipped"), and has a weird salty yet off-putting non-food taste to it. I genuinely wondered if it had gone off. This vaguely smells like peanuts but tastes horrible. If I could give this negative stars I would.