peanut butter.

haha, nice. that makes me like it more.

Creamy, creamy peanut butter

why is peanut the only nut butter?

It's not.

Or is an almond technically a seed?

Nut butter refers to the mashing of nuts to create a spread. Other nut butters from common nuts include:



Walnut butter

Almond butter

Hazelnut butter

Macadamia nut butter

Pecan butter

Cashew butter

Pistachio butter

Similar spreads can also be made from other seeds that are not considered to be nuts. Examples include:



The most common is peanut butter. The peanut is a legume and not a nut.

Soybean butter

Sunflower seed butter

Pumpkin seed butter

Sesame seed butter (also called tahini)

a nut IS a seed, it's a peanut that's technically not a "nut" but a legume

I must say, This was a very educational blog.

DaniellesGarden, I have to ask: are you a raw foodist?

no sillies, it's time travel goop. :)

'cause he had to go back in time to get the gladiator dude.

..well that's version of it. :P

actually, i don't care what it is.

as long as it didn't come out of an orifice :P