Original Low Fat Peanut Butter Spread by Better’n Peanut Butter, Creamy Low-Calorie Peanut Spread with No Saturated Fat, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Non GMO, Kosher, Pack of 3, 16 oz. Glass Jars

This is the only peanut butter I like! It has a slight unexpected (but welcome) sweetness. Goes great with apples, crackers, toast, you name it!! You have to keep it in the fridge to stay fresh so the texture is a bit sticker than regular peanut butter but not oily. Not too thick or thin, just right! Hate my store doesn’t carry it anymore.

I really liked this and had it all the time on bananas. Unfortunately, it has been discontinued. I found it a good alternative to peanut butter with less fat and calories.

The three jars of peanut butter were individually wrapped in bubble wrap and put in a snug box which was then put in another box. Everything arrived intact. I like that it is low fat and does taste just like peanut butter. Since it has to be refrigerated after opening it does get a bit hard. What I do is take my portion and microwave it for about four or five seconds and it spreads easily. I love it on my toast in the morning with a bit of sugar-free jelly. If I'm up for a splurge instead of the jelly I use a little bit of lemon curd. It goes great with my morning coffee.

I have been buying this product for years to use in healthy smoothies or to use as a dip for apples. It has a great caramel taste and texture to it, more so than a peanut butter taste. It is half the calories of regular peanut butter. The price is a bit high, but the product is worth it. I prefer the regular flavor over the chocolate.

I’m a peanut butter addict, and have used this instead of regular peanut butter for years - ever since I realized that MY 1 portion size of regular PB was 400 calories. I now eat 4T of this with a banana or apple, in a smoothie or on toast for only 200 calories. The taste is delicious - kind of like peanut butter fudge, and I’ve come to like it even better than regular PB. Just hope that someday they come out with a crunchy. It feels so indulgent. Putting it in the microwave for or seconds makes it really easy to spread.

I usually only eat Crazy Richard's natural creamy or crunchy peanut butter but I was trying to find a lower fat alternative for my mom who is trying to lose some weight. I got my jars yesterday, and the texture is great if not a little too thick for my tastes. I imagine the syrups in the ingredients list are partially responsible for that. But I also found the taste to be a little too sweet. This is a matter of preference for me, but I have a big sweet tooth and if it is too sweet for me, it might be a bad sign. It might also just be a combo of too sweet and a little smidgen too much salt? If you're used to the reduced fat regular store brand peanut butter, this is a nice step up because it is much more reduced fat than traditional versions and the sugar content comes from better sources than regular refined sugar in my opinion. BUT if you're a peanut butter fanatic like me and go for mostly the all natural, just nuts stuff, then I wouldn't buy this.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have been eating this product for years!! It’s my favorite brand for healthy PB

This peanut butter is delicious and has only half the calories that regular peanut butter does. How could you not want to shower these people with your money? Well, you've got a pretty bad chance of receiving these jars of peanut butter in tact, for starters. I wouldn't say this is a shipping issue, per se, as these 3-packs are packaged from the manufacturer in such a way that they're very likely to get smashed to bits in transit. Basically, you're dealing with three glass jars of peanut butter in a row, with a measly piece of cardboard between each adjacent jar and bubble wrap surrounding the outside to keep the jars together. Two orders ago, I ordered two of these 3-packs, and they were all just smashed to bits when they arrived. The last order seemed to work out better, but I just realized that one of the 3-packs had all of the lid seals busted. It's really, really irritating having to call Amazon directly due to the seller for some reason not offering refunds, as I'm really not understanding the logic to these not being refundable when you've got such miserable odds of getting them in an edible state. Tip for the manufacturer: 1. If you absolutely insist on using glass jars, then please invest in foam holders/spacers and boxes to help these "packs" keep their shape. 2. Too cheap to use foam and boxes? Use plastic jars or tubes or anything that isn't going to rupture due to the shoddy packing jobs. It's a shame such a great product is so difficult to get shipped reliably due to the manufacturer's refusal to improve the packaging for these multi-packs.