Question 1

What are the two ingredients?  I know peanuts is one of them.

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Second ingredient is palm oil.  Most two ingredient natural peanut butters contain peanuts and salt.  Not this one.  Description is very misleading as palm oil is listed far down in the description. Would NEVER have ordered if I had known it had palm oil. And can’t be returned or refunded. VERY disappointed in this brand and will probably never buy any of their products again.

Question 2

Why would you add that unhealthy palm oil??cardio vascular filth???wow

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Yeah, adams all the way

Question 3

Why palm oil? Grosses me out.

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Thanks for reaching out to us! We understand your concern of the use of palm oil in our products. The reason that we use palm oil because it is a Non-GMO, non-hydrogenated oil that acts as a stabilizer and reduces oil separation. This means less stirring for you every time you dip into a jar! Adding other liquid oils wouldn't stabilize the nut butters and would increase the oil layer at the top of the jar.

From the beginning, Justin’s® has been focused on the responsible sourcing of all our ingredients, including our palm oil, and we are constantly pushing the supply chain for advancements in this area. We are members of the RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm), which currently represents about 20% of the total palm oil supply. The RSPO encourages sustainable growing practices and human rights initiatives at the farm level, while promoting education about the cultivation and use of certified sustainable palm oil. RSPO is the leading organization to date for sustainably sourced palm oil and Justin’s® is proud to be among the companies who are actively involved and invested in supporting these initiatives. To learn more about what RSPO certification covers, visit http://www.rspo.org/certification

All of our Certified Organic palm oil in our nut butter cups is sourced from Central and South America and is certified under a fully traceable supply chain model. The palm oil used in our nut butter jars, squeeze packs are under a mass balanced supply chain model. In addition to their RSPO membership, all of our palm oil suppliers have built their own independent sustainability policies, and the mass balance suppliers have plans to be fully traceable by 2020. You can learn more about our palm oil journey at: http://justins.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Justins-PalmOil-Infographic.pdf.

Hope that helps provide some clarification and always feel free to reach out with any questions or comments.

~Justin's

Question 4

Expired honey peanut butter was delivered by Amazon yesterday. How long can we use it?

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dont risk rancid peanut butter, their warehouses arent temperature controlled. chat with CS & tell them you received expired peanut butter, & to send you a replacement. makes good deer bait for pictures when screwed to the side of a tree though!!

ASIN	B07DDWCHJP
ASIN	B07DDWCHJP
Age Range Description	All Ages
Allergen Information	Gluten Free
Best Sellers Rank	#1,107 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #7 in Peanut Butter
Brand Name	Justin's Nut Butter
Coin Variety 1	Classic
Container Type	Jar
Cuisine	American cuisine
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (7,699)
Diet Type	Kosher, Vegan
Flavor	Classic Peanut Butter
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Form	Paste
Item Package Weight	0.85 Kilograms
Item Type Name	Peanut Butter
Item Weight	1.8 Pounds
Item model number	0084037910139
Manufacturer	Justin's Nut Butter
Manufacturer	Justin's Nut Butter
Model Number	0084037910139
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Nut or Seed Type	Peanut
Package Size Name	28 Ounce
Part Number	0084037910139
Product Dimensions	3.52 x 3.52 x 5.47 inches; 1.75 Pounds
Region of Origin	North-America
Size	28 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Specialty	Gluten Free
UPC	840379101393 372426510419
UPC	840379101393 372426510419
Unit Count	28.0 Ounce
Units	28.0 Ounce

Justin's Classic Peanut Butter Creamy Spread, No Stir, Gluten-Free, 28 Ounce Jar, 1 Pack

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