Is peanut butter just an American thing?

The invention of peanut butter takes place almost entirely in America. Canadian Marcellus Gilmore Edson patented his peanut paste in 1884, and its evolution then migrated to (and stayed in) America all the way until Joseph Rosefield patented his recipe in 1928, creating what would become Skippy.

What is the best peanut butter in Ireland?

Top 8 peanut butters

• Kelkin 350g €4.39. In a plastic tub, this has 97.7\% roasted peanuts, sea salt and palm oil.
• Panda 340g €2.69.
• Aldi Grandessa 340g €1.09.
• Lidl Mcennedy 454g €1.45.
• Whole Earth 340g €3.59.
• Tesco own brand 340g €1.20.
• Essential 350g €4.71.
• Clearspring Bio Kitchen 350g €3.35.

Do Brits eat peanutbutter?

British consumers also tend to eat peanut butter earlier in the day and earlier in life. And while 59 per cent of British households with children aged between five and nine buy peanut butter, just 32 per cent of single-person households do. In America, two-thirds of PB is consumed by adults.

Do foreigners like peanut butter?

Peanut butter Foreigners don’t think it makes anything taste better, they think it’s vile. In America, we eat over a billion pounds of peanut butter a year. Other countries, not so much. In fact, there are countries where you will have trouble even locating the stuff.

Does Ireland have peanut butter?

The Irish public has gone nuts for Peanut Butter. Some of us ate peanut butter as children, some of us didn’t. In fact, new research from Healthista, a leading online health channel, reveals that peanut butter is now Ireland’s No. …

Is there peanut butter in Ireland?

Some of us ate peanut butter as children, some of us didn’t. In fact, new research from Healthista, a leading online health channel, reveals that peanut butter is now Ireland’s No. 1 spread, taking a massive 89\% of the vote.

What is American style peanut butter?

Roasted Peanuts (90\%), Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Rapeseed Oil, Cottonseed Oil, Soybean Oil), Salt, Molasses.