Peanut Butter
Peanut butter is not only very popular as a spread in the USA - the high-energy topping is also very popular in Great Britain and Ireland. Made from ground dry roasted peanuts, peanut butter is ideal for a snack in between or for savoury and sweet dishes. At British Shopping you can buy original English peanut butter (UK) like Sun Pat Peanut Butter or Proper Nutty Peanut Butter online. ... more...
Delicious peanut butter from England
British Shopping is your England online shop for delicious British peanut butter. You can buy peanut butter from well-known brands such as Sun Pat Peanut Butter or Proper Nutty Peanut Butter from us. We also offer natural peanut butter without sugar and 100 percent from peanuts. You decide whether you prefer your peanut butter crunchy or creamy. Crunchy Peanut Butter still contains some peanut pieces. If the peanut butter is creamy, the peanuts are completely ground and it is a very tender peanut cream. Choose the peanut butter you prefer or just try both. Crunchy peanut butter is ideal for savoury dishes such as Asian curry. The creamy peanut butter, on the other hand, is perfect for a delicious sandwich.
Preparation tip: Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich
This American classic also enjoys great popularity in England: whether as a snack in between, for lunch or as part of a nutritious Full English Breakfast with bacon, baked beans and scrambled eggs. Just give it a try. The Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich (PB&J) is, as the name suggests, a sandwich with peanut butter and jam. For the perfect Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich, spread a lot of peanut butter on two slices of toast and then spread it with jam (typically strawberry jam). Now all you have to do is place the two slices of toast on top of each other and enjoy the sandwich. At British Shopping you will also find delicious English jam ideal for your Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich.
The origins of peanut butter
The origins of peanut butter are not clear and even go back to the Aztecs and Incas. The invention of peanut butter is often attributed to the American botanist and chemist George Washington Carver. He allegedly discovered 105 new ways to use peanuts. But John Harvey Kellogg, the inventor of cornflakes, is also considered to be the "discoverer" of peanut butter. The doctor is said to have developed peanut butter as a rich food for his patients without teeth. He developed peanut flour, which he applied for a patent in 1895. But there are other patents for similar products that are dated earlier. And also in Suriname there was already in the 18th century a dish called Pinda-Dokunnu, which contained peanut paste. No matter who invented peanut butter, one thing is certain: it is delicious. So order English peanut butter from British Shopping today and enjoy this classic.