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Travelinguyrt
06-19-04, 07:00 AM
Can't live without my daily PB
Leaving in a few weeks for a long bike trip and curious if it is available in Europe.
Will take some if I need to but would prefer not to


royalflash
06-19-04, 08:55 AM
yes you can buy peanut butter in Europe- I recommend the Sunpat- whatever you do stay away from German made peanut butter-it really sucks

Crack'n'fail
06-19-04, 09:37 AM
the only peanut butter I've had in Europe was in Ireland. It tasted like that thick, dry all-natural stuff we have over here. If you're into JIF or something of that ilk, then I recommend bringing some. Of course, that doesn't mean that there aren't better options in other parts of Europe.


royalflash
06-19-04, 09:42 AM
come to think of it German Peanut butter might be similar to US peanut butter- so if you are from the US then you might really love German peanut butter- there`s no accounting for taste I suppose

ultimate
06-25-04, 02:13 PM
digusting stuff - and full of fat

honey is much nicer !

Moistfly
06-25-04, 02:39 PM
No, German peanut butter isn't much like American peanut butter. But if you go to Germany you should be using nutella anyway :P

townandcountry
06-25-04, 03:19 PM
Yeah, Nutella. Best stuff this side of heaven. Cheaper over there, too.

Ebbtide
06-25-04, 07:09 PM
However, they do not sell jelly. So pack your own. ;)

ultimate
06-26-04, 02:00 AM
jelly is jam in europe, jelly in europe is something else that tastes nice


am I making any sense ?

Chris L
06-26-04, 02:10 AM
Just as long as they get Vegemite for when I go over there, I'll be happy.

catatonic
06-26-04, 01:53 PM
now if your canadian...take your map-o-spread....they won't have any...

Anyone that doesnt know...map-o-spread is basically a spread of nutella thickness made from reconstituted maple syrup....it's freaking delicious...so sweet it can make your neighbor's teeth hurt :D

Fat Hack
06-26-04, 10:38 PM
I'm gunna sound like a wowza.......

I had to ban peanut butter from my house several years ago because I love it so much, I used to scoop it up and eat it as if it were ice-cream!! I got too fat!

Do you know it has more 19% more calories than chocolate?!?!? :eek:

catatonic
06-27-04, 12:37 AM
yep..thats why i quit eatig it too.

I used to eat peanut butter on wheat sandwiches all the time, even while watching DVDs...the flash of teh butterknife in the dark...the light reflecting off the smooth yet chunky layer of peanut butter....the sound of me engorging in millions of calories of ever yummy goodness....

Yes..I'm a PBaholic...my name is Catatonic.....shoot me now :p

royalflash
06-27-04, 01:57 AM
Just as long as they get Vegemite for when I go over there, I'll be happy.

I think thats the same as Marmite and you will only be able to buy it in the UK-other Europeans are horrified by it

cabledonut
06-27-04, 03:22 AM
Just as long as they get Vegemite for when I go over there, I'll be happy.


Chris!

Vegemite is available in the UK. We also have Marmite which is similar stuff. When and where you going?

Cabledonut.

Fat Hack
06-27-04, 04:02 AM
yep..thats why i quit eatig it too.

I used to eat peanut butter on wheat sandwiches all the time, even while watching DVDs...the flash of teh butterknife in the dark...the light reflecting off the smooth yet chunky layer of peanut butter....the sound of me engorging in millions of calories of ever yummy goodness....

Yes..I'm a PBaholic...my name is Catatonic.....shoot me now :p

Indeed....

"Hello, my name is Fat Hack......I am a peanut butteroholic, and I've been clean for 15 years" :(

belfast-biker
06-27-04, 05:12 AM
digusting stuff - and full of fat

honey is much nicer !



Much nicer, and totally different. :rolleyes:

Much good quality proteins and fats in honey these days?

leconkie
06-29-04, 06:33 PM
[QUOTE=ultimate]jelly is jam in europe

Isn't there are slight difference? I remember as a kid in Scotland we used to have a choice of jelly, which was sugary, fruity and pectin-based and jam, which is of course the "normal" stuff. I know the French do some lovely jam, tho it is expensive.