Peanut butter

Jul 8 – Oct 26, 2026Updated Oct 26, 2026Reviewed by

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  • #1JifChatGPT 75%Google AI Mode 86%
  • #2Smucker'sChatGPT 67%Google AI Mode 43%
  • #3tiedTeddieChatGPT 54%Google AI Mode 24%
  • #3tiedSanta Cruz OrganicChatGPT 25%Google AI Mode 38%
  • #3tiedCrazy Richard'sChatGPT 50%Google AI Mode 5%

Questions and answers

  • ChatGPTOct 26, 2026

    Peanut butter is a nutrient-dense food that provides a good amount of protein, is high in fat (mostly unsaturated), and contains a moderate amount of carbohydrates.

    Peanut butter nutrition facts

    • A bowl filled with creamy peanut butter and a spoon resting beside it, ready for enjoyment

    Typical smooth peanut butter

    Per 2 tablespoons (32 g)

    191 kcal

    Approximate calories


    Protein

    7.1 g

    Fat

    16.4 g

    Carbohydrates

    7.1 g

    Source: USDA FoodData Central nutrient data. Values vary by brand and formulation.

    Macronutrient breakdown

    NutrientPer 2 tbsp (32 g)Per 100 g
    Protein7.1 g22.2 g
    Total fat16.4 g51.4 g
    Total carbohydrates7.1 g22.3 g
    Dietary fibre1.6 g5.0 g
    Total sugars3.4 g10.5 g
    Calories191 kcal598 kcal

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    What these nutrients mean

    • Protein: At about 7 g per serving, peanut butter can help support muscle maintenance and repair. It contributes protein, although it isn't as protein-dense per calorie as many lean protein sources.
    • Fat: Most of its fat is unsaturated, including monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. It also contains some saturated fat, approximately 3.3 g per 2-tablespoon serving.
    • Carbohydrates: It provides around 7 g per serving, including fibre and naturally occurring sugars. The amount of added sugar depends on the brand.

    How much peanut butter are you eating?

    ServingProteinFatCarbsCalories
    1 tbsp (16 g)3.6 g8.2 g3.6 g96
    2 tbsp (32 g)7.1 g16.4 g7.1 g191
    4 tbsp (64 g)14.2 g32.9 g14.3 g382

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    Bottom line: Peanut butter is particularly rich in fat, provides a useful amount of protein, and is relatively low in carbohydrates compared with many snack foods. If you're tracking macros, check the product label because natural, sweetened, and reduced-fat varieties can have noticeably different nutritional values.

    Google AI ModeOct 26, 2026

    The nutritional breakdown of standard regular peanut butter per a typical 2-tablespoon (𝟑𝟐𝐠) serving according to the USDA FoodData Central is detailed below.

    • Calories : ~190 kcal
    • Total Fat: 1 6 g (~7 1% to 7 2% of total calories)
      • Saturated Fat: ~ 3 g
      • Note: The majority of the fat content consists of heart-healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats (oleic and linoleic acids).
    • Total Carbohydrates: ~7 g to 8 g (~1 4% to 1 5% of total calories)
      • Dietary Fiber: ~1.8 g to 2 g
      • Sugars: ~2 g to 3 g (natural sugars plus any added sugars depending on the brand)
    • Protein: ~7 g to 8 g (~1 5% to 1 6% of total calories)
      • Note: While a great plant-based source of protein, peanut butter is an "incomplete" protein because it is low in the essential amino acid methionine.

    Would you like to compare this breakdown to natural peanut butter (no added oils/sugar) or look into the micronutrient and vitamin profile?

  • Google AI ModeSep 26, 2026

    1. 1Santa Cruz Organic
    2. 2Smucker's
    3. 3Big Spoon Roasters

    The best peanut butter depends entirely on what you value most—intense roasted flavor, nostalgic comfort, or a ultra-clean ingredient list—with Santa Cruz Organic Dark Roasted, Skippy Creamy , and Smucker's Natural standing out as the top overall choices.

    Peanut Butter OptionType / StyleKey FeatureBest For
    Santa Cruz Organic Dark RoastedNatural (Stir)Deep, intensely robust flavor from dark-roasted Spanish peanutsPure, bold peanut flavor enthusiasts
    Skippy CreamyConventional / No-StirUltra-smooth, slightly sweet, nostalgic flavor profileClassic comfort and smooth spreading
    Smucker's Natural ChunkyNatural (Stir)Just peanuts and a pinch of salt; great crunchTextural crunch and traditional flavor
    Big Spoon Roasters (Honey)ArtisanalCrafted with wildflower honey and sea saltGourmet snacking and gift-worthy quality

    Tell me:

    • Do you prefer natural (oil-separating) or conventional (no-stir) peanut butter?
    • Are you looking for creamy or crunchy?

    I can give you a more tailored recommendation based on your exact preference!

    ChatGPTSep 26, 2026

    1. 1Smucker's
    2. 2Crazy Richard's
    3. 3Teddie
    4. 4Adams Peanut Butter

    If by “best” you mean best combination of nutrition, ingredients, and everyday taste, I’d look for peanuts + maybe salt, and nothing else. Dietitians and nutrition-focused sources consistently recommend that approach.

    My picks

    • Smucker's Natural Creamy Peanut Butter - $6.33 (Walmart)

    • Crazy Richard's All-Natural Creamy Peanut Butter - $3.54 (Walmart)

    • Adams Natural Creamy Peanut Butter - $3.32 (Walmart)

    • Teddie All Natural Smooth Peanut Butter - $6.62 (Walmart)

    • Best overall: Smucker’s Natural Creamy — just peanuts and salt, with about 8g protein per 2 Tbsp.

    • Best minimalist choice: Crazy Richard’s — essentially just peanuts, with no added sugar or oils.

    • Best crunchy: Adams Natural Crunchy — peanuts and salt; a good choice if you like texture.

    • Best budget-friendly: Smucker’s Natural is a particularly easy option to find and relatively inexpensive.

    What I’d avoid: peanut butter with added sugar, hydrogenated oils, or lots of unnecessary ingredients. “Reduced-fat” isn't necessarily healthier either, since some products replace the fat with sugar or thickeners.

    If you tell me whether you care most about taste, protein, weight loss, low sugar, or price, I can narrow it down to one jar.

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