No clue, but, doesn’t it depend on the size of the jar?

I suspect a trick question, like there are no peanuts required to make the jar, or peanuts don't work in factories.

There was an actual number on the billboard, Lucille.

Like you terilyn, I wondered about the size of the jar, but I thought it might be fun to guess anyway.

1296

Two hundred and fifty three

LOTS!

The same number as: How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop.

450,000 peanuts to make a jar of peanut butter.

53 recycled water bottles to make a peanut butter jar.

14 tree branches (1 inch in diameter) to make the label.

10 pounds of blueberries to make the ink that goes on the label.

lol..... good answers so far......I'll say 1500.

A while back our local Whole Foods store had a sign with this information on it posted by the machine to make fresh peanut butter.

Unshelled or shelled? LOL!

I will guess you need 57,539 shelled peanuts to make an undetermined size jar of peanut butter.

My first thought was along the lines of Lucille's answer, it was a trick question.

Second thought agrees with Terilyn, jar size needs to be known.

Also, as Dees_1 says, are we talking shelled or unshelled?

So, as a specific number is requested but other necessary specifics are not given, I'll take a stab at 753 peanuts.

(And for whatever it's worth, I have no idea what size jars peanut butter comes in, either)

Rusty

2019

hhhmmmm.......3.14(pie) x(2") radius of a jar....squared(=4), then squared x 5" the height of the jar= 157.75 x 5= 788.768 lol IDK

Love all of these responses!

600.

Now I have that 'how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop' commercial running through my head.