Would this PB2 make GOOD P & J sandwiches?
1242055
As far as my taste buds go I would say yes. I use mostly in protein shakes.
1242056
Yes, with qualifications. The instructions say to mix just before eating, so if you made your sandwich ahead of time (like night before) I don't know if it would be weird (I've never pre-mixed the powder, so I don't know why it's not recommended). But the flavor is perfect, pb2 is just peanuts, so that makes sense. The texture is thick and creamy, so yes, I think it would make a great pb2&j.;
1242057
I wasn't crazy about it .. but people in my Weight Watchers group really liked it ..
1846578
Possible. It's an overkill, you're limited to 2 sandwiches using the steamer tray. The pan has a hot spot on the bottom. Look into 12 volt Coolerwarmer unit. It holds 2 6packs, temperature is limited to 150F degrees.
515705
Yes, both plates have a ridged surface and a flat surface (depending on which side you have the plates facing) so if you want the grilled ridge marks on your sandwich, it will work for that.
1170540
I do this all the time and it makes delicious toasted sandwiches. I also place tomato and onion on buttered bread then put cheese on the top open and put it in the press with a wonderful result. This is easily my favorite kitchen appliance. If it only lasted a year I would still consider it great value, it just works perfectly.
22093
Just add the PB2 wherever you might add peanut butter. The liquids from your other ingredients should help rehydrate the PB2.
1664603
I really don't think it was ment for that. I think it would be a big mess. I love it as a sandwich maker. Cook the eggs first put them between the bread with some cheese now u have an egg sandwich.
153357
It's working well with peanut MM's. I tried jelly beans and skittles and it vend a really large quantity even when you adjust it.
361949
It should work. It has the horse power. Peanut butter is thick so make sure it is at room temperature then start at the top and work your way down slowly.
906514
To fit an average-sized PB&J; sandwich, you have to squish it in OR cut it diagonally and offset it in the compartment. The rectangular Bentgo box is slightly too small for average-sized, square pieces of bread.
2194471
We have made them. Come out excellent. Made a ton of sandwiches. Very happy with this machine.
1864664
yes. I also found out that if you allow a few seconds for the egg to start to harden before you put the top of the sandwich on that its a lot better.
1737606
Yes, I have made peanut butter and it turns out pretty smooth. Not perfectly smooth though.
1882416
just received mine. No...you couldn't really use them for sandwiches. I was kinda disappointed, they are pretty small. I only paid $1.99 but still feel ripped off.
1657719
I used it to grow wheatgrass for juicing where I drank the juice and composted the fibrous part so am not sure how fibrous it would be to eat. I've never heard of putting wheatgrass on a sandwich... Are you thinking of alfalfa sprouts maybe? That's what restaurants usually put on sandwiches and salads.
923661
Best way to eat is slicing it paper thin and serve it wrapped around a slice of cantaloupe- also great for sandwiches. I have a commercial slicer.
1723376
I use it mixed with water to make a delicious broth for use in soups and gravies. Can't imagine it as a sandwich spread....
613329
It does not, you can use anything you like. I usually take a small cracker, break it in half and spread a little peanut butter to make a tiny mouse sized 'sandwich'. It seems to be fairly irresistible :-)