Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter - 16.3oz

I have bought Skippy Smooth and Crunchy peanut butters forever (45 years - eek!) but for some reason the creamy has changed to the point it is almost soupy. It doesn't have any texture or body. I thought it was a one 'off' jar and didn't give it much thought - I bought a new jar and same thing - I wonder if they have changed the formula - I'm really bumming as it has always been our family favorite. I am very disappointed in the ' new' creamy.

Maybe I got a bad jar but it’s consistency is like water. Stirred it up and can literally pour it on bread and it just drips off the side. Skippy used to be so creamy and delicious I don’t know what happened?

It's Peanutbutter, everyone likes Peanutbutter 👍

Only brand I eat. Love the flavor and texture. Spreadable

It s not creamy enough. It s to stiff and not soft enuff.

had a great time my dog licked all of the peanut butter off of my pickel. I would give it a six stars if i could, all you need is a dog and it makes it feel a lot better, i cant wait to try some next time i buy it

Skippy tastes great! Nice creamy peanut butter taste. We use Skippy the most.

Why are they needed? Aren't these trans fats, yet you state 0g trans fat.

With jelly, on an apple, or on a spoon. I'm in my 50's. This has been my favorite brand for as long as I can remember. I've tried others….competitors, healthier options, etc. But this remains my family's favorite.

This has always been one of our favorites. Good taste, quality

I'd like to make my review informative, reasonable and helpful for people. Taste: Sweet and salty combination. Personally, I like it more than the saltier peanut butter varieties. -- Texture: Both the smooth & chunky have a spreadable texture, neither too runny or too thick/pasty (from the jars I have bought). -- Nutrition: For a peanut butter that is considered 'processed' (ie. not the natural 99.5-100% peanuts, which requires stirring), it is actually fairly OK nutritionally. Please note that HYDROGENATED (or FULLY Hydrogenated) oil is NOT the same as PARTIALLY Hydrogenated (trans-fats). Hydrogenated oil is a man-made saturated fat (more solid), similar to butter and lard. It does not have trans-fats (or negligible amounts). Without the hydrogenated oils, the peanut butter would lose its signature texture (ie. the No-stir). Peanut butter that use PALM OIL can forego Hydrogenated oil because PALM OIL is essentailly saturated fat and more solid, can be mixed in the product straight away. Either case, whether it's HYDROGENATED or PALM OIL, it is Saturated Fat in the end that makes it more solid. And Saturated fat is to be eaten in moderation. Just to myth-bust that all hydrogenated oil has 'trans-fat', clearly this is not true. -- Quality: I have confirmed with Hormel Foods that Skippy peanut butter with 'Made in USA' label are 100% USA sourced Peanuts. US Sourced peanuts are rigulously checked for Aflatoxin and won't go on shelves if the toxin is present in higher amount than regulated (currently for USA it is 20ppb).

I have tried many peanut butters but always go back to Skippy, it has very little sugar and an excellent creamy taste. I have a lot of dietary restrictions but I can have peanut butter and I am happy because it has a lot of protein. Target of course has the best customer service and efficient pick up service through the drive up

A perfect blend, not too salty, not too sweet. An ingredient list that consists of things I can pronounce and understand. Perfect!

I would like to know the reason behind the many different unhealthy oils used and sugar, it would still spread just fine if you used mct oil instead. Also, you guys are not to be trusted even when trying to create a low fat option, as we saw with that recall

I use this stuff on everything! It works great on bicycle chains, garage door rails and anywhere you need some lubrication....Oh, wait.... just read the label on the jar! It's actually PEANUT BUTTER? Sure fooled me, it's sooo oily I thought it was a lubricant, my bad! I guess corporate 'GREEDFLATION' finally got to good ol' Skippy, added a little more oil did you..... than actual ground peanuts!

Problem - If you are allergic to Soybean oil then this product is not for you. Look at the label and all you see are Roasted peanuts, sugar, palm oil, salt. You go on line and you read Roasted peanuts sugar, hydrogenated vegetable oil (cottonseed, SOYBEAN, and rapeseed oil) to prevent separation, salt.

Tastes good! I tried a new brand after the Jiff recall

Been eating skippy since I was a kid but something is wrong with it. It's oily and thinner and the texture is different. Have noticed the changes over the past few months .

My son fav of all time only peanut butter that I buy

Good peanut butter, lovely for apples and sandwiches.