I want a peanut butter that contains only peanuts and does not add palm oil.

To get a peanut butter with only peanuts (and sometimes a tiny pinch of salt, but zero palm oil and zero added oils/sugars), you will want to look for "old-fashioned" or pure natural peanut butters.

Because these brands don’t use palm oil or hydrogenated oils as stabilizers, the natural peanut oil will separate and rise to the top of the jar, which means they require a quick stir when you first open them.

Here are top brands that fit your exact criteria:

• Spread the Love (Naked Organic) : Made with a single ingredient—100% organic peanuts—with no added salt, sugar, or palm oil. You can view details or buy it directly from Spread The Love Foods.[1]
• Crazy Richard's : Famous for their 100% pure peanut butter containing just one ingredient (peanuts) with no palm oil, salt, or sugar.
• Teddie All Natural : A classic choice made from just fresh roasted peanuts and salt (they offer both salted and unsalted versions) with zero oils or sugars added.
• Smucker's Natural : Their "Natural" line contains just peanuts (or peanuts and a dash of salt)—no palm or hydrogenated oils.
• Once Again Nut Butter : Offers organic, unsalted, and salt-free options made from 100% dry-roasted peanuts and nothing else.
• Laura Scudder's : An old-fashioned style natural peanut butter made with just fresh-roasted peanuts and 1% or less of salt.
• Santa Cruz Organic : Their classic and dark roasted natural lines use only organic peanuts (and a touch of salt on some varieties), completely avoiding the palm oil used in their "no-stir" lines.
• Store Brands : Many supermarket and warehouse brands (like Whole Foods' 365 Organic unsalted/salted lines or Trader Joe's un-hydrogenated peanut butters) offer pure 100% peanut options.

Would you prefer a salted or salt-free option, or do you need help finding where these are stocked near your location?

Yes. If you mean literally one ingredient — peanuts only, there are several good choices. I’d focus on jars that say “Ingredients: peanuts” or “Ingredients: organic peanuts.”

• Crazy Richard's 100% Peanuts Creamy Peanut Butter - $6.99 (Healthy Heart Market)
• Good & Gather Organic Stir Creamy Peanut Butter - $7.69 (Target)
• Once Again Organic Creamy Unsweetened Peanut Butter - $7.51 (Vitacost)
• Adams Natural Creamy Unsalted Peanut Butter - $4.48 (Walmart)
• SunOrganic Farm Organic Creamy Peanut Butter - $8.95 (SunOrganic Farm)

My picks

• Crazy Richard’s 100% Peanuts — exactly what you're looking for: 100% peanuts, with no palm oil, salt, or sugar.Parse
• Good & Gather Organic Stir — Target's listing says dry-roasted organic peanuts are the only ingredient.
• Once Again Organic Unsweetened — the unsalted version is made from organic peanuts only.
• Adams Natural Unsalted — a widely available option; the unsalted version is 100% peanuts.

Important: avoid “no-stir” peanut butter if you specifically don't want palm oil. No-stir varieties commonly use palm oil to prevent the natural peanut oil from separating. For example, Santa Cruz's No-Stir version contains palm oil.Good Eggs

If you tell me which store you shop at (Walmart, Food Lion, Publix, Target, Costco, etc.), I can find the peanut-only options available there.

If you want peanut butter with only peanuts as the ingredient (no palm oil, no sugar, no salt, no added oils), look for labels that say simply “Ingredients: Peanuts” or “Organic peanuts.” Good options include:

• Crazy Richard's 100% Peanuts Creamy Peanut Butter — made from 100% peanuts with no added salt, sugar, or oils.
• Once Again Organic Creamy Salt Free Peanut Butter — the salt-free version lists just one ingredient: organic peanuts.
• Spread The Love NAKED Organic Peanut Butter — one ingredient (organic dry-roasted peanuts) and specifically states no palm oil or seed oils.Spread The Love Foods+1
• Nuts.com Organic Peanut Butter — the unsalted version is made only with dry-roasted peanuts.

If you are shopping at a regular supermarket, also check:

• Smucker's Natural Peanut Butter — simple ingredient list, but most versions include a little salt, so choose carefully if you want peanuts only.
• Teddie All Natural Peanut Butter — many varieties are peanuts (sometimes with salt), and it avoids the palm-oil-style stabilizers found in many no-stir peanut butters.Food Network

A quick shopping tip: avoid jars labeled “no-stir” unless you check the ingredients—those often use added oils to keep the peanut oil from separating. Pure peanut butter will usually have oil separation and needs stirring.cheapism.com

If you tell me where you shop (Costco, Walmart, Publix, Trader Joe’s, Target, etc.), I can narrow it down to the easiest one to buy.

Finding a true single-ingredient peanut butter (or one with just a pinch of salt) that completely avoids palm oil and added sugars is totally doable. Because there are no hydrogenated oils or stabilizers added, these natural jars will experience natural oil separation at the top—you'll just need to give them a good stir when you first open them (storing them upside down or in the fridge after stirring helps!).[1][2]

Great options that contain only peanuts (or peanuts + salt) and zero palm oil include:

Spread the Love NAKED Organic Peanut Butter : Contains just one ingredient (organic dry-roasted peanuts) with no added salt, sugar, or oils.

Crazy Richard's Creamy Peanut Butter : Made with 100% pure peanuts, completely free of palm oil, salt, and sugar.

Teddie All Natural Smooth Peanut Butter : Made with only fresh-roasted USA peanuts and a touch of salt (available in an unsalted version too) with zero added oils or preservatives.

Smucker's Natural Creamy Peanut Butter : A widely available grocery store staple made with just peanuts and a dash of salt (or a "No Salt Added" version with only peanuts).

Once Again Organic Creamy Peanut Butter : Features a completely clean label of strictly organic dry-roasted peanuts.[1][2]

Would you prefer a brand that is widely available in standard grocery stores like Smucker's, or are you looking for options you can easily order online?

If you want peanut butter made with only peanuts (no palm oil, no added sugar, no salt, no stabilizers), look for jars where the ingredient list says simply “Peanuts” (or “Organic peanuts”). Good options include:

• Crazy Richard’s 100% Peanuts Creamy Peanut Butter — ingredient: 100% peanuts; no added oils or sugar.
• Once Again Organic Peanut Butter — some varieties are single-ingredient organic peanuts with no palm oil or additives.Whole Foods Market
• Spread The Love NAKED Organic Peanut Butter — ingredient: organic peanuts only; no palm oil, seed oils, or fillers.Spread The Love Foods
• 365 by Whole Foods Market Unsweetened Creamy Peanut Butter — made with only organic dry-roasted peanuts (check the specific jar label, as formulations can vary).Kitchn

If you are okay with peanuts + salt (but still no palm oil), these are also common:

• Teddie All Natural Peanut Butter — typically just peanuts and salt.Eat This Not That+1
• Smucker's Natural Peanut Butter — made with peanuts and a little salt.

A quick label check: avoid ingredients like palm oil, palm kernel oil, hydrogenated vegetable oil, sugar, molasses, or emulsifiers. Natural peanut butter will often have oil separation, so stirring is normal.Kitchn

For a grocery-store option that is widely available, I’d start with Crazy Richard’s 100% Peanuts or Smucker’s Natural/Organic depending on whether you want only peanuts or peanuts plus salt.

Finding a peanut butter with only one ingredient (peanuts) —and absolutely no palm oil, added oils, or sugars—is totally doable, though it means you'll encounter natural oil separation (which just needs a quick stir!).

Here are the best, widely available brands that fit your exact criteria:

Add to list Crazy Richard's Natural Peanut Butter — Made with 100% dry-roasted peanuts and literally nothing else. No salt, no sugar, and zero added oils.

Add to listSpread The Love NAKED Organic Peanut Butter — A clean-label, small-batch organic peanut butter made with a single ingredient: organic peanuts.[1]

Add to list Once Again Organic Creamy/Crunchy Peanut Butter — Offers unsalted/un-sweetened varieties featuring dry-roasted organic peanuts as the sole ingredient.

Add to list Teddie All Natural Peanut Butter — Contains only fresh-roasted peanuts and a pinch of salt (if you buy the unsalted version, it's just 100% peanuts).

Add to list Smucker's Natural Peanut Butter — Made purely from peanuts with less than 1% salt (be sure to grab their "No Salt Added" version if you want strictly just peanuts).

Pro-tip: Because these have no stabilizers or palm oil, store the jar upside down for a day before opening to let the natural oils migrate back through, making them much easier to stir!

Would you prefer a completely salt-free option, and do you care if the peanuts are organic or conventional?

Yes — if you want literally only peanuts (no palm oil, sugar, salt, or other added oils), there are several good options.

My top picks

• Spread The Love NAKED Organic Peanut Butter - $14.99 (Walmart - Spread The Love Foods)

• Nuts.com Organic Creamy Peanut Butter - $9.99 (Nuts.com)

• Once Again Organic Peanut Butter - $7.51 (Vitacost)

• Crazy Richard's 100% Peanuts Creamy Peanut Butter - $6.99 (Healthy Heart Market)

• Spread The Love NAKED Organic — 1 ingredient: organic peanuts. No palm oil, seed oils, fillers, sugar, or salt.Whole Foods Market

• Nuts.com Organic Creamy — made from one ingredient: dry-roasted peanuts.

• Once Again Organic — the creamy version is made with organic peanuts only; Whole Foods specifically lists the ingredient as organic peanuts and says no palm oil.Whole Foods Market

• Crazy Richard's 100% Peanuts — peanuts only, with no palm oil, salt, or added sugar.

If you're shopping at a regular grocery store, I'd start with Once Again or Crazy Richard's. Look for an ingredient list that says simply “Peanuts” or “Organic peanuts.” Natural peanut butter may separate and have oil on top—that's normal when no stabilizing oil is added.Whole Foods Market+1

If you tell me which store you shop at (Walmart, Costco, H-E-B, Kroger, Target, etc.), I can find the best peanut-only option there.