Peanut Butter Powder: Storing and Uses

[@chiptom6461]

Excellant video. Impressive. What a well-organized mind and top-notch articulation. Thank you for sharing.

[@mistyhess3546]

Norcal Organic PB powder has one ingredient (peanuts)- and have been independently tested for heavy metals and aflatoxin. Really pleased with this brand.

[@lisa32469]

It's good in oatmeal!!! I also have made peanut sauce for stir fry with it too...yum

[@jojow8416]

The break bleeder pump is a God send. I use mine every day to reseal various things that I regularly use. It seals so securely that I requires a good deal of strength to remove the lid the next time I need a product. THANK YOU Patrick for sharing your clever design with all of us.

[@lmarie3834]

Would you mind sharing a link to one you recommend?

[@jojow8416]

@@lmarie3834 I purchased my break bleeder at Home Depot, but any hardware store in your area will care them.

[@urbanohiogardener]

I whisk a TBSP in warmed cashew milk at night. Sometimes I add cinnamon or ginger root powder, honey. I've also mixed it with cream cheese & powdered sugar as a quick P.B. cheesecake bite. I love it, it disperses easier than actual peanut butter.

[@brendahone2509]

Heidi, I appreciate the different aspects of prepping that you address. Canning, dehydrating, dry powders and such. You have made a difference in our lives here. Have a great Christmas and holiday season.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Thank you Brenda :)

[@tammybrennan2040]

Rain Country I absolutely love ur channel & lifestyle too 🦋

[@ltkerr4688]

Definitely going to vacuum seal our peanut butter powders from now on -- using Patrick's vac chamber, of course! Thanks for the demo on how to best to reconstitute the powder. We mainly use it for smoothies so I appreciate the ideas for using it with other foods. Take care.

[@Clarinda787]

I've never used peanut butter powder but just yesterday I learned how to make it so I'll be stocking a lot of it in the near future.

[@cindypye578]

I had never heard of peanut butter powder. I'm thinking seriously of ordering some soon to try. Thank you for showing this.

[@janedecker4401]

The perfect time to make the peanut butter cups. Good information!

[@loboalamo]

I love it in chocolate mix, the best peanut butter toast with bananas. Thanks for posting this.

[@sandys7118]

I have learned so much from you and I am going to your Etsy Store and ordering one of your chambers so I can vacuum seal some of the PB powder. I really never thought about using PB powder as a drizzle over quick breads! I love your videos! I hope you and your family have a safe and healthy holiday!

[@imissnickplur4964]

PB also is good with chicken & beef, you know like that PB sauce found in asian foods. usually has some honey, sesame oil & soy sauce in it. - there's a popular rice noodle dish they use that in too, it includes spring onions, chopped peanuts, hot peppercorns, sometimes grated carrots and then a protein like tofu or shrimp. --sometimes i like to add a little PB for dipping my pot roast into and i like to have BP bread to dip in chicken noodle soup. (chicken broth & PB are really good together) PB also goes good side by side with yellow mustard or mixed in with cayenne

[@danidunavant6978]

I've never had this before but I would imagine it would be wonderful in brownies!

[@amberpoynter3303]

Love using peanut butter powder in my morning smoothie :)

[@countrygalinthecity]

Good idea!

[@carolb5677]

Dang, I should have the comments before commenting! LOL

[@heidiw8406]

Peanut butter powder is really good mixed in with ice cream. When I backpacked it was good mixed in oatmeal.

[@laurievoelker9005]

I made my 1st strawberry jam which prompted me to get the PB powder. Appreciate and was looking for storage tips. It's a large container, so I'll vacuum seal into smaller jars. Thanks again.

[@ameliasonger3758]

I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's

[@margokerby1533]

Dear Heidi ` you are such a blessing to this community. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us. Regarding the "trolls" - don't give them any oxygen by addressing them at all. If they aren't given the time of day on your channel, they will soon find another channel to criticize. :-) Save your energy for all the other things you have on your plate. Many blessings to you and your family this Christmas season!

[@WendyK656]

Heidi, I am going to have to try the peanut butter powder as I have not yet. Thank you for the good information on how to use it

[@tracyflenner]

All that talk about chocolate and peanut butter made me hungry. Thank you for the information and demonstration.

[@tennesseegirl1215]

For all my food storage, I’ve never stored peanut butter, but need to maybe add the powder. I’m not a real fan, but definitely a plus for the protein in the event of shtf. Thank you Heidi for sharing the info, blessings

[@maryc4804]

Omg! I am so happy with the break bleeder I purchased you recommended. I bought two, just in case. It works much better than any food saver product. Thank you 😊.

[@brightstarr57]

Great ideas...i think I might try it! Thanks!

[@bethholmes555]

Love to add the peanut butter powder to ice cream for shakes. Also I mix it with malted milk for malts or just milk.

[@rawrevelations8971]

I really wish you were my neighbor!!! LOL. NO One around me dehydrates or cans. Your videos help me so much! Thank You!

[@HerbalistMax]

Great source of protein, lasts forever, and is pretty light in weight. Great all around food prep!

[@trishthehomesteader9873]

I kind of have a thing about the palm oil in most peanut butter, so I may give this a go! Thanks Heidi!💜

[@ediemurray1692]

Never saw peanut butter powder. Ty for showing this.

[@AC-qi9wo]

When I was looking for peanut butter powder, it was 5 or 6 years ago i couldn't find it anywhere. Now it's easier to find I even went to one of my discount stores, they had walnut butter powder, Almond butter, powder I plan on trying those, but how yummy.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

oooh! Those sound good!

[@dorisrorick2324]

Thanks for the info. It would be great to use next time I make a spicy cilantro chutney. The peanuts helps to keep the chutney preserved longer in the fridge and keeps a nice vibrant green color. Also purchased and using break bleeder, one tincture done and my arnica pain relief should be ready next month. Merry Christmas to you and your Family!

[@Linda-kq8ef]

Thank You for all the info. Love the peanut butter cups. Blessings !!! 💟💟

[@kmiller6002]

Great video as always God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra I hadn't even heard of this Thank you for sharing Mrs Heidi ❤️

[@susanbrungard8891]

Merry Christmas! I love peanut butter powder.

[@lizworkman9967]

I would have dehydrated the peanut butter powder(yes, you can dehydrate powdery stuff, just put it in a cake pan with sides) because I have taken stale cereal and dehydrated it and it came out just like brand new!

[@dawngibeck4899]

I use in pancakes.

[@WanderingNature]

I just love your channel,

[@mrsjkamp]

I love PB powder! I get the organic one at Costco. It goes into my baked oatmeals in the morning!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I did not know Costco carried it. Of course I already have a lot stored up and do not go through it quickly so I would not have thought to look but now I am curious if they carry it online

[@kaegab333]

I like to use the defatted one :)

[@jeannehogue726]

I use it instead of flour in my peanut butter cookies. I experiment a lot, I do a chocolate chip cookie with powdered peanut butter and almond meal flour. I find the liquid measures and cooking times for the recipes seem to be about the same as regular flour.

[@Minnesota_Mama_Bear]

See! You taught me something new, again! 💚🌞, all Who would have thought there was peanut butter powder?

[@angiekrajewski6419]

Again Dear Heidi!! Very clever advices so precious!!!🥰👏🌈🌺🌷😄

[@deniseview4253]

Hello Heidi, Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@tiarewilliams9186]

Love peanut powder in vanilla yogurt with chocolate protein powder

[@tammyh9933]

Add to a protein shake! It blends very well.

[@GreatGrannyFreeBird]

just ordered my vacuum sealer. Finally! Now to find my break bleeder. 😀

[@towanakemp9270]

Yes he is from Canton Georgia ❤❤

[@Mmbohn1]

I rest my break bleeder on my hip. It gives good angle and torque that way so pumping is easier

[@GreatGrannyFreeBird]

Heidi, wish you would experiment with dehydrating organic peanut butter and make a video?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

If and when I get time to look into it (I am certain there must be special steps or equipment needed) I may try.

[@mucksforbucks6343]

You mentioned this was good in baking how do you use it that way in other words, for example no bake cookies call for PB how do you measure it. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for the videos you are truly a GOD send

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have not tried it in no bakes but would assume it would work in those. I was thinking mostly of adding to baked goods like breads, pancakes, muffins, cookies as well as using in the other ways I showed in the video

[@countrygalinthecity]

I tried mine for just spreading, its doable, like you said, but wasnt really impressed..I think I will try it as a spread and mix a bit of raw honey with it...

[@susankarnes2100]

Have a Blessed Christmas and a Healthy, happy New Year. 🙏 Have a question for u. Have u ever cold packed sweet potatoes?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

No, so far have only pressure canned them

[@brendam6665]

I have used PB powder for smoothies and granola :-).

[@kleineroteHex]

Peanutbutter, I get fresh, only ground peanuts. We do not use it much at all, it lasts fine in the fridge for 6 mos plus, never went bad on me, and I can get it in pint or quart size enough for my household😊

[@RainCountryHomestead]

O yes, I am positive it would last in the fridge for more than six months. I am talking about storing on a shelf in a pantry for years though

[@CherishEaDay]

My goodness. Even if was true... Change is not a bad thing. Good video Heidi. I love pb&j and this powder would be good in the pantry.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Some people just like to find excuse to tear others down and for them, attacking people that put out public videos is a perfect target because they are far too cowardly to treat people like that in person. This way they can hide behind their fake identity and computer screen without fear of getting throat punched.

[@CherishEaDay]

@@RainCountryHomestead you are so right. I feel sad for people who are so sad, unhappy or maybe even “just mean” that they are compelled to say hateful things. Us subs get these types of comments too. I’ve found that quietly “liking” their comments and walking away usually works. Not sure why or how fail proof it is though. ✌️

[@CherishEaDay]

@@RainCountryHomestead PS ~ LOL I just noticed you said “throat punched” LOL Sometimes I forget you were a martial arts teacher.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@CherishEaDay 🤣

[@AlohaPrepper]

Have you tried using the peanut butter as a peanut flour? I haven't tried it yet, but that was my plan. I wouldn't think it would be much different than other nut flours and I'm really fond of the cashew flour (powder) as a break from almond/coconut.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have never tried it but yes, i am sure it will work at least as a blend. I always assume the most nut flours are like the kind I make myself from various different nuts and have less fat in them as some of the fat goes into the making of the milk first. I think peanut butter powder is lower in fat than regular peanut butter as well so it may possibly have the same texture.

[@arthurleslie9669]

Well gee, Heidi ... Now you’re making me want to bring out the powder and experiment even more with it. LOL

[@hollyh9334]

Great info. Thanks!

[@pattysmith5023]

Use in smoothies, shakes.

[@kristysmith9253]

Thanks for the info!

[@ericjohnson2543]

Morning Heidi, can you dehydrate peanut butter to make powder?

[@ericjohnson2543]

@G-man thanks, was just wondering. Will most likely just pick up both eventually to add to preps.

[@susanolson4486]

@Rain Country Hi Heidi, can you please let me know the height of the chamber, before you put the lid on? Thank you for this video! I've never heard of PB powder. You are a wealth of information! 😍 LOVE your channel!!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I believe I have all the dimensions in the item description on our store. Make sure you read through the full description.

[@susanolson4486]

Oh, Goodness! I'm SO sorry; I should've opened my eyes a little wider! 🤦‍♀️ Thank you!!

[@StephanieJoRountree]

Great video! Do you have a video using the olive jars? I'm wondering if the Smucker's organic or natural peanut butter glass jars could also be used. They have an excellent seal.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Not a specific video just on that but do show it in several like the one I am going to link here. This link should take you to the time stamp where I show vacuum sealing walnuts in an olive jar: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHzQg3ikp8-Fi6c

[@StephanieJoRountree]

@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks. What do you think about the Smuckers jars?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@StephanieJoRountree I do not have any but as long as they have their seal intact, they should work

[@StephanieJoRountree]

@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks, again, Heidi. When I finally discovered this brand, I've been obsessed with their jars for all my daily food storage. I encourage you to buy just 1 jar and test it out. PS: the peanut butter is great!

[@carolb5677]

PB powder is great for smoothies

[@1peter477]

Hi Heidi, is peanut butter something we can safely dehydrate ourselves at home? Have you ever tried it?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have yet to try that one but there will be a lot of fat in it. I plan to try with a small amount here soon though

[@leahness3588]

I was just looking at this at Walmart. Curious????

[@anna7118]

I add dry pb powder in granola when I am making it.

[@thornhedge9639]

Peanut butter cups! Score!

[@marysanders8444]

Thank you, not something I thought about.

[@wakeup2241]

Hello. Love your videos. Can I dry can the peanut but in the oven? I was planning to dry can it in the oven like flour but instead cover the container with the lid, but not sure if the heat would be a problem for the peanut butter

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I would assume there has to be more involved. A lot of fat is removed from peanut butter before making it into a powder and I am unsure of the process

[@liferoadministries]

Use to make Thai peanut noodles--hmmm

[@DiamondBabyPrincess]

How long do nuts hold before going rancid? I heard you can’t store them long

[@jojow8416]

Heidi, have you ever made your own nut powder? I am curious if it would be more economical to make our own and vacuum seal it.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Nope, never made it myself

[@maureentalbot9635]

I like to use it in satay

[@annabanana1113]

Can you harvest guard lids in chamber?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

You can try but I do not have that brand so I cannot say how they will do. I have tried Tattler lids for vacuum sealing (not with the chamber but wiht the FoodSaver tops) and while some of the older style ones held their seal for years, not all did and none of the new ones will hold a seal

[@eleanorvanniekerk9665]

Is there a peanutbutter powder recipe? Can someone please share? I'm from South Africa and all these things are not freely or widely available to us. Thank you

[@lmarie3834]

I know you can't use 02 absorbers in the jars, do they recommended moisture absorbers though ?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

You can use oxygen absorbers just like you can vacuum seal. I simply prefer to vacuum seal over using a throw away item like that

[@lmarie3834]

@@RainCountryHomestead , i thought you couldn't use the 02 absorbers in anything that is high in fat (which I would assume means PB powder) due to risk of botulism? I'm pretty new to all this. It's definitely a learning curve.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@lmarie3834 This is a common misconception. Botulism cannot grow where there is no moisture. I vacuum seal all my nuts and seeds without fear and have been doing so for many years. The reason people are afraid of the O2 absorbers or vacuum as it applies to high fats is that botulism also grows in an oxygen deprived climate but it still needs moisture. Consider the fact you can by nuts in vacuum packed jars or cans

[@susanrobinson408]

Do you have a link for cheese powder?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have that link and others listed under the video I did about the dairy powders: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gafIdn-ir5usp6M

[@joycemorris2411]

I ordered the #10 can of ready hour peanut butter powder and it's like eating pure salt....does anyone know of a way to fix it?

[@lmarie3834]

Am I missing the peanut butter cup recipe? Can't find it 😢

[@RainCountryHomestead]

It is in the description box as promised, Please make sure to open the box to find all the links by clicking on the word "...more" shown below the video screen

[@soniamarshall9293]

What about drying peanuts and making powder. Can it be done OR is it a problem due to the oil in it?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Never tried it and do not think it would work because of the high fat content, but there may be a way to do it, I just do not know myself

[@sarahpirkle8847]

I got me a dehydrated but it doesn't have a timer on it so what do I do ,

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have three dehydrators, none of them have timers.

[@sharonrowland3041]

Can you freeze it?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

If that is what you prefer.

[@caroldinius4402]

I cant find your peanut butter bars recipe :(

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I do not have a recipe for peanut butter bars. If you mean the recipe for the Peanut butter cups, it is linked in the description box above. I do also have a recipe for peanut butter granola: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mme9gGdvo6qWh7M

[@karinhood7568]

What is your easy site

[@RainCountryHomestead]

If you mean Etsy, I am no longer selling products there however you can email me at [e-mail] and I will send you back the product list and ordering information

[@sharonrowland3041]

Don’t have a vacuum sealer.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

It may be a good idea to get one, they can be pretty inexpensive and you do not have to buy a fancy electric one. I compiled several different ways you can go about it in this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5i4e2Wpdq-tZq8

[@joycewedel9084]

Dog treats without all that oil

[@Gladrim56]

hey i wonder if this youtubers method would also work for dehydrating peanutbutter on a rack aswell, im not a scientist so no clue lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaKrZIWoqaeafJY please do a video if it works i really enjoy your dehydrating and vaccum videos!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

That is for those who have a freeze dryer which I do not have nor want one and many cannot afford them. Though it may be possible to do something similar with a dehydrator, I have yet to try it and with all the herbs and then soon garden produce I am currently needing to dry up, I do not have time to experiment with peanut butter until late fall or later.