Natural Creamy Peanut Butter Spread Individual Squeeze Packs, 1.15 Ounce (Pack of 64)

I was a bit hesitant to get this, having grown up eating Jif, but these packs are really great! Naturally delicious and just the right amount of peanut butter in each pack. Just a bit sweet and a little salty, so they're great on their own. I brought a box in my carry on and was nervous when TSA shot my bag to the side. But when the agent saw they were in individual pouches, he said they were fine!

This pack of 64 individual servings is a testament to convenience without compromising on quality. SKIPPY's natural creamy peanut butter spread is a delight for discerning palates. Made with only the finest roasted peanuts and a touch of salt, each squeeze pack offers a rich, creamy texture and a satisfyingly nutty flavor profile. What truly sets this product apart is its individual packaging, which ensures freshness and portion control on the go. Whether enjoyed as a quick snack, a protein boost after a workout, or a tasty addition to recipes, these squeeze packs deliver consistent satisfaction. The convenient size makes them perfect for packing in lunchboxes or taking on outdoor adventures. In conclusion, SKIPPY Natural Creamy Peanut Butter Spread Individual Squeeze Packs are a testament to quality, convenience, and flavor. As a peanut expert, I wholeheartedly endorse this product for its superior taste and practicality.

I like these individual serving pouches. Because of an injury, it's easier for me to use than the jar. It's good for portion control and easier to store.

My picky kids love this as a school snack by itself or with crackers

Great for on the go

The taste and convivence are good. These are great to bring on road trips or hiking. My issue with these is the expiration dates. I know that's more of a seller issue, but they are coming from Hormel Foods to Amazon (per shipping label left on them). So it's either Hormel sending them out late or Amazon not rotating them correctly. I bought a box in August of 2023, then June of 2024, 10 months apart but both had 11/24 as expiration dates. I'm sure they produce/package a lot more often than 1x every 10 months. In between those two I bought some in Sep of 23 and again in Dec of 23, and both of those had 8/24 expiration dates. The ones I bought in 8/23 should not have had more shelf life left than ones I bought in 12/23. The indicates poor rotation. In my opinion things that you buy in quantity like this should have at least a year left of shelf life. The most recent ones that arrived (the June 24) have less than 5 months left. I believe the company puts the date out 2 years, (can't tell for sure because I can't find a made or packed by date) - if so that means they've been sitting around somewhere for over a year before they were shipped out to me. I don't know that Amazon warehouses are climate controlled, so that's an issue.

Good To GO

tastes good

Easy packaging, Good idea for travelling to rural country, unique, too pricey