PB with mayo on a spoon. Second choice, when cruising: pb, bacon on their wonderful brown bread

Interesting...I had my gallbladder removed and I still eat pbutter many mornings for breakfast...

Isn't it dangerous to eat PB off a spoon...choke hazzard?

Why would PB be any different than any other food that is thick?

My favorite way when I could eat PB was in what my mother called peanut butter fudge. PB, powdered sugar, and enough cream to hold it together. roll into balls and dust with powdered sugar. If not eaten immediately allow to dry overnight and dust with more powdered sugar or coco. Sadly when I eat PB it causes my joints to ache so it is a special thing.

On raisin toast, on white toast with or without jam and on crackers.

Occasionally I like it on a burger. Best on a bacon burger with jack cheese.

PB and à Granny Smith apple and it has to be Skippy smooth!

PB on an apple or on celery.

edited to add....for those with problems eating commercially prepared PB, have you tried fresh ground? My DD can’t eat the commercial stuff, as it gives her mouth ulcers, but she can eat fresh ground. Weird, but there must be something in Jif, Skippy or Peter Pan that she has a reaction to, but not the peanuts.

I like it with celery or banana or apple too.

Peanut butter is a high fat food, though it's mostly fat of the healthy type. I don't think it's such a good idea to add another high fat food (mayo) to it, there are probably better choices.

Peanut butter and marmalade sandwiches with fresh whole wheat bread. mmmm

While growing up my mom would make us the best sandwiches during the summer. They had peanut butter, mayo (I can't hear you Elmer), sliced tomatoes, lettuce, sliced English cucumber and fresh cracked pepper. I still make them occasionally.

Glenda, wow! I would never imagine Mayo and PB tasting good together..hmmm that’s interesting!

I can't even imagine how that tastes! Then again, I only like peanut butter plain or in a sweet setting. I'm not a fan of savory applications like peanut sauce.

I do remember your peanut butter adventures from years ago, Glenda!

Peanut butter and bananas. The combo helps with my migraines and definitely helps with my cramps. My cramps are potassium related.

Peanut butter and dill pickle sandwiches...yum!

Peanut butter toast, mostly. If I'm really hungry, add sliced banana. I also used to love PB and dill pickles, but I haven't had that in ages!

My dad used to eat PB and lettuce sandwiches. I thought that was very odd.

Peanut butter, banana and vanilla wafers with a glass of milk. Peanut butter and bacon on toast. Peanut butter and jalapeño jelly toast-with bacon.

I have a stick of fresh, crisp celery with PB for lunch nearly every day. Yum.

My emergency sweet snack is peanut butter and chocolate chips. My go to more healthy snack is celery and natural PB.

PB , sliced banana and Miracle whip sandwich., so good !

PB, spoon, coffee--it's VERY safe.

I'm a peanut butter and Miracle Whip lover too. Spread the peanut butter on a banana, top with the Miracle Whip and some finely chopped peanuts. YUM!

I love PB as well and have been known to eat it with a spoon straight out of the jar.

I adore PB and Chocolate, and with most things (celery, lettuce sounds good as well, carrots, of course PB and J, ) but I cannot fathom with mayonnaise. I don't even think I will try that one.

I never thought about it on a burger- now that sounds interesting (in a good way).

What does having your gall bladder removed have to do with peanut butter? I had mine removed over 30 years ago. I love peanut butter on toast, celery sticks, crackers ... no troubles!

Oh, and add me to the gallbladder group. No trouble with PB.

Peanut butter on cinnamon graham crackers, peanut butter and honey sandwich, and straight up no chaser. :)

OutsidePlaying

Lots of brand PB have added oils. Soy oil (AKA vegetable oil in the states) gives me trouble and I avoid it 'like the plague'.

I can't do peanut butter with anything unless it's on bread (plain or toasted) and buttered before the peanut butter. PJ&jam or jelly or anything else: ew!

For those of you questioning my peanut butter/gall bladder thing;

Since my gall bladder was removed, my body does not tolerate peanut butter. It causes explosive diarrhea. Are you happy you're questioning me? I can be a bit more graphic if necessary.

I know others without gall bladders who can no longer tolerate green bell peppers, jalapeño peppers, green beans, red meat, etc.

Everyone's body is different, and everyone's body reacts differently to different procedures/foods. My body can't process/handle high-fat foods, and peanut butter is one of those.

I'm happy for those of you without gall bladders who can still eat peanut butter, and feel well enough to snark at my issue with it. lol

I stand by pb and mayo on a spoon. I get a craving for it sometimes and then I'm satisfied until the next craving. To each his own!

I don’t think people were snarking at you, Chloe, as much as puzzled. I too have been gall bladder-less for a few years now, and have no issues with what I eat. I have a friend in the same situation, though, who has to minimise her fat intake. Rather than assuming malicious intent, you could, as I did, assume the comments were intended more in the spirit of telling you that if you were given some kind of list of foods to avoid when your gall bladder was removed, it might not necessarily be right.

Getting back to the topic, I like PB and one of: red currant jelly, cherry jam or blueberry jam, or grilled PB sandwiches. I once had a great recipe for rice krispie treats that had chocolate and PB, and they were delicious, but it’s been lost for years now :-(

colleeoz, i recall that rice krispie/PB topped with chocolate treat. I have it in my recipe binder ....... it is so good. Gonna have to make some soon.

Peanut butter on toast with sliced avocado. And of course by spoon.

I guess I am the only person who doesn't like peanut butter....or peanut anything. I ike all other nuts....just not peanuts. I keep some around to feed the birds, but I have never eaten a peanut butter sandwich. I don't eat jelly either. Maybe marmelaid, but not with peanut butter.

Spoonful of PB, dipped in Nutella. Yummmmm

Colleenoz - trust me when I say I know snark, especially from one particular person. I've "known" the person for decades (wow!!!!) now. She is consistently snarky towards me, both here and on other forums.

Peanut butter and cucumber sandwiches! Yum!

When I was in junior high school my favorite was p.b. mixed with honey and on lettuce for my sandwich. Been eating peanutburgers, burgers with p.b. semi melted on top, with sweet pickle relish. Or how about p.b. with sliced red onion with black pepper for a sandwich just before bed. Oh, what dreams you'll have, but it's worth it.

Kroger, Natural, Creamy on anything, especially a fingertip.

What southerner hasn’t eaten a PB and banana sandwich with a smear of mayo? And my DM used to eat PB with a slice or 2 of canned pineapple as a sandwich. Pretty tasty.

And I have been known to grab a spoonful and eat it like a lollipop as a snack. Crunchy of course.

Chloe, I’m so sorry you can’t tolerate any PB. And others too. Adjusting to life changes is difficult, especially where foods are concerned.

I like crunchy peanut butter or sliced apples or on bread or toast with raisins sprinkled liberally over the pb.

Chloe, have you tried any other nut butters? Do they give the same reaction?

As a little kid, my friends' mom would make us PB, mayo and pickle sandwiches for lunch, which I thought were very exotic!! Of course we had to add potato chips to the sammies as well :-)) As an adult, I like it on a toasted bagel or sourdough bread but if eaten as a PB&J sandwich (raspberry jam only!!), it has to be fresh farmhouse white bread. Have added bacon and bananas from time to time - bacon and PB is a surprisingly delicious taste treat. Also like it with celery and crisp apple slices. And with crackers or pita chips.

And I would never say 'no' to cashew butter, either :-)

My grandson likes crunchy peanut butter in hot oatmeal with raisins on top.

My IBS developed after my gallbladder removal. I can eat peanut butter but I have to watch the total fat at any sitting. When I eat peanut butter it is only one, or at most two, tablespoons and the latter is rare. But there are many healthy foods that set me off. High fiber, nuts, seeds and berries all are which things I love but have had to limit for the last 36 years or so. Lately I have been trying to retrain my digestive tract to accept some of those things by eating small quantities and making sure I balance them with foods that I can eat freely.

So if Imstillchloecat says she can't tolerate peanut butter believe her. Everyone is different after losing their gallbladder.

@Brushworks - My 31 year old son does a lot of backcountry hiking/camping and this weekend is doing some mountain climbing and that is exactly what he eats on those trips for breakfast. Two pacs of instant oatmeal, crunchy peanut butter and raisins.

I'm not a big fan of peanut butter, or peanuts, either. I will occasionally eat a sandwich made with crunchy peanut butter, whole grain bread (preferably with seeds in it), and crispy fried bacon. My grandson thinks that is really weird, I'll have to show him this thread, I'm so glad to know other people like it, too.!

Rusty

ETA: My late husband liked peanut butter and brown sugar on plain white bread. He would only eat creamy PB, I would only eat crunchy PB. Thank goodness the kids liked both kinds!

I'm originally from the South but never tried peanut butter & mayo. Now I feel like I was cheated out of something very southern. I'm a bit wary but will give it a try.

We like Peanut Butter Noodles. I use crunchy peanut and wouldn't say the hot chile paste is optional. It doesn't make it spicy but gives it a nice depth.

I love peanut butter in all its forms. One of my favorite mystery series featured Kinsey Milhone as the heroine who liked to eat peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. I noticed several other mentions of both dill and sweet pickles with peanut butter here in the various posts. I always wondered which kind of pickles Kinsey Milhone liked. The author was Sue Grafton by the way. If anyone thinks they know I would love to know the answer. The author sadly died not too long ago so there won't be a final book in her alphabet series.

Being a peanut butter lover, I too eat pb stirred in warm oatmeal.

Peanut butter and marshmallow fluff on white bread.

peanut butter and hershey's syrup on vanilla ice cream.

peanut butter and jelly sammie.

I love peanut butter with Miracle Whip, not a mayo fan.

I've been buying from Peanut Butter and Co., can find it in some Targets and Walmarts. Very good love the Bees Knees, has honey in it.

But, if I eat it in the evening I have terrible heartburn. I have a hiatal hernia.Peanut Butter and Co.