Justin's Honey Peanut Butter Squeeze Packs, Gluten-free, Non-GMO, Responsibly Sourced, Pack of 10 (1.15oz each)

This is my 3rd or 4th time buying these because of how convenient they are for a mom on the go! My only issue is the addition of palm oil (peanut oil is just fine), but I still buy them regardless of that one “issue.” They taste great, and are the perfect size to throw in a purse and run.Not sure if it is a packing problem or a delivery problem, but every time I have received them it looks like the box exploded! Haha

Great way to get protein on the go! I love to keep these in my lunch bag as an added bonus to add to an apple for a afternoon snack!

This is my favorite peanut butter and the squeeze packs are extremely convenient. One squeeze pack is (for me) the perfect amount for one peanut butter sandwich. There are a couple of things you should know before you order though. First - this is "natural" peanut butter which means it only has two ingredients: dry roasted peanuts and palm oil. That means no preservatives or fillers, so that is awesome. It tastes fresh and amazing. However, like all natural peanut butters, there will be some separation after a period of time. Before you rip the pack open, you will have to knead it thoroughly to mix it. For me though, I don't mind that at all and I far prefer the taste to brands that have things like sugar, high fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated vegetable oils in them. Justin's tastes better to me and it's healthier to eat.This peanut butter DOES contain palm fruit oil though and from what I've read and researched, some studies indicate that palm fruit oil is much better than hydrogenated oils and some studies say... not so much. However, Justin's does source their oil through the RSPO which is the global organization that keeps tabs on who is producing palm oil sustainably and who isn't. Many large producers of palm oil slash and burn rain forest areas to plant the palm trees that produce the oil. Buying this peanut butter means you don't have to worry about that. Also these peanuts were grown in Georgia, USA.So all in all, this product is great if you prefer a more natural peanut butter taste. If you prefer something extremely smooth in texture and that is a bit sweeter, you might want to stick with a major brand. But for those who like the benefits of a product with only two ingredients and the portability factor of the squeeze packs - this peanut butter is fantastic.

We bought these little peanut butter packs for a number of reasons. One, they are great to have around for picnics etc and for an instant snack when our three kids get hungry when we are out and about....just add crackers! Finally, they make great additions to any kind of emergency bag. I have several stashed in my car and in my office along with a box of crackers and you have food for a day or two if there is any kind of emergency. Again, if something does happen, I have 3 kids I need to feed and peanut butter crackers pack a lot of calories, and is something they like to eat. The peanut butter is surprisingly good coming out of bag, just make sure to knead it a bit to mix the oil back into the peanut butter as it usually separates. There's only 2 ingredients, peanuts and some type of oil (palm maybe?) so it's not packed with preservatives. The only downside is that they really don't stay "good" for very long, I think the expiration date is something like a year and a half from when we bought them.I try to make my reviews engaging and useful. Please click the helpful button if you thought this review was worthwhile. Thanks!

These have 5 grams of carbs, so so for Keto. The perfect, quick, snack when I'm actually counting (low) carbs. I keep these on deck @$10 a box.

I like that it's portable and enough to keep satiated till the next meal.Does not easily leak if left in the bottom of a backpack.

I thought this would be convenient for a recent hotel stay, but no matter how long I kneaded the package the contents didn't mix well. I love the peanut butter, but next time I'll take the small jar.

I didn't pay attention that they were gluten free and they taste like crap but I'm sure that people that like gluten-free stuff would probably like it