Hi,
is there anyone who could tell me how to find Laura Scudder's
old-fashioned peanut butter in Germany? This solid-sticky ultrafinely
ground dry paste they sell here as pb is maybe good for making bricks,
but not for consumption.
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Hi,
is there anyone who could tell me how to find Laura Scudder's
old-fashioned peanut butter in Germany? This solid-sticky ultrafinely
ground dry paste they sell here as pb is maybe good for making bricks,
but not for consumption.
Hayabusa
Hayabusa said:Hi,
is there anyone who could tell me how to find Laura Scudder's
old-fashioned peanut butter in Germany? This solid-sticky ultrafinely
ground dry paste they sell here as pb is maybe good for making bricks,
but not for consumption.Hayabusa
I checked online and unfortunately they only ship within the continental US
and to APO and FPO (US military) addresses. Perhaps if you know someone who
lives in the States you can get them to ship some to you. I'm not sure how
customs on either end would treat jars of peanut butter. Good luck!
Jill
Hayabusa said:Hi,
is there anyone who could tell me how to find Laura Scudder's
old-fashioned peanut butter in Germany? This solid-sticky ultrafinely
ground dry paste they sell here as pb is maybe good for making bricks,
but not for consumption.Hayabusa
I think you have two options...
1. Add some extra oil to the store bought peanut butter you find in
Germany.
2. Make your own.
http://www.peanutbutterlovers.com/recipes/index.html
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