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Skippy is sold in smooth/creamy and crunchy/chunk varieties, including a SUPER CHUNK option that highlights larger peanut pieces.

Product descriptions emphasize a short list of simple or "100% natural" ingredients, highlight real roasted peanuts, and state there are no added preservatives or artificial colors/flavors.

Product listings consistently show 0 grams (zero grams) of trans fat per serving across multiple varieties.

Descriptions commonly list labels such as gluten‑free, no preservatives, no artificial colors, and no artificial flavors. Several entries also note certified Kosher and emphasize short ingredient lists (e.g., "four simple ingredients") and phrases like "free from artificial flavors or colors" and "tree nut free."

At least one listing is a twin pack (two 40 oz jars) and shows package quantity = 2; that listing includes per‑serving nutrition statements (protein per serving). The details do not explicitly state whether nutrition values refer to a single jar or the full package.

Product descriptions recommend pairing Skippy with whole grain bread, fruit, and milk to make snacks or sandwiches, and they note the peanut butter’s per‑serving protein (typically 6–7 g) as part of those combinations.

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