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Millions of people love peanut butter.  Certainly, some people should never go near it either because they are deathly allergic to peanuts — or just plain can’t stop once they start eating the protein rich but fairly fattening substance.  Peanut butter, for those who can maintain some sense of moderation and are not allergic, has a lot of omega 3 fatty acids, considered to be an essential nutrient for the human body.  Most brands today no longer contain trans fats of any kind, especially the offerings from major supermarket brands that are labeled “natural.”  Often, that means there is no sugar added, and that you have found a selection with less saturated fat than some others might contain.

Peanut butter wasn’t just invented to give us something else to be addicted to, however;  it’s history goes back to a time when doctors were trying to find a good solution to hunger by creating a food that is portable, easy to consume, and delivers a powerful nutritional punch in a small serving size.  There is more history to peanut butter than that.  If you are interested in this tasty topic and want to learn more, set up your adt home security and snuggle up for a cozy night in so that you can check out the infographic below: