can it make peanut butter
280271
No. It's a grinder. It would probably just grind up peanuts into smaller pieces.
280272
I wouldn't think so, but I've never tried. It does a great job of pulverizing nuts and spices, but I don't know if it would go as far as butter.
280273
I have only used my for nuts and spices. I have no idea about peanut butter. It's a great machine...
767093
Yes. You mix the amount you need and use it exactly like peanut butter. Do not add it as a powder (unless PB2 comes out with a recipe book)
518295
I made peanut butter and it does superb jb. I had a Cuisinart 13 cup before and this machine does a much better job, and much faster.
718730
Yes. I put almonds in it to make almond milk. I just have to add them in with water. If you want to make nut butter you'd have to use the mincer attachment.
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.
22093
Just add the PB2 wherever you might add peanut butter. The liquids from your other ingredients should help rehydrate the PB2.
2255263
Yes you can, I regularly make nut butters. For me it takes about 20mins at the most to get the nuts I've used so far to a smooth consistency (peanuts, hazelnuts). The blades do get build-up from process, so if you plan on making several batches, just wash the blades between batches in order to get the best results each time.
2043470
Indeed it does but it has less than 20 recipes. As far as making peanut butter, this tool is phenomenal and you can make a lb of peanut butter in less than a minute (it takes far longer to transfer it from the jar into a container than to make it and yet we are talking seconds).
498497
You can check the dimensions for the total dimensions of the unit in the product specifications listed on Amazon. The most important measurement is of the mixing device, from the seam to the bottom, which is 5.75 inches. I've been using my Smart Stick for almost two years and use it for pureeing most everything, but have never thought of it for mixing peanut butter. To answer your question, yes; it will reach the bottom of your peanut butter jar. I'm a minimalist who doesn't often purchase kitchen gadgets, but I'm hooked on this device and have purchased one for numerous family members and friends.
1439983
I make peanut butter often n love it , and flour don't know have not try but preaty sure u can , this machine is really good..
2184111
I would say no; it's similar because you have to stir the oil in, but the stirred peanut butter is very runny and almost gloppy, to me. I actually don't like how runny it is. Adam's is much thicker.
400211
It's just a tad bit thicker than peanut butter. If you whip it a bit with a beater to mix everything together I think it'd be fine. Or add a smidge of coconut milk or something to soften it.
2026700
I would not recommend it. The density of peanut butter is too thick and sticky for this little motor. I use mine for making soaps, body butters, and healing skin balms. Mostly when mixing the oils or when I've got the soap batch mixing. As the soap batch gets thicker, however, it heats up quickly. If you have a Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer, it would handle the weight better. An odd idea that comes to mind if you buy your peanut butter in larger quantities is to get a food grade 2 gallon bucket and use a drill with a brand new paint mixing attachment. Good luck!
1497663
I think it would be fine, I have not tried that yet, but it would give the peanut flavor.
74701
We use a food processor to do that. Blenders are not normally recommended for nut butters.
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.;
478353
Have never used yet to make peanut butter, I would say no and a definite no for trying to crush ice. It is a VERY nice, heavy duty hand blender... makes great salsa, mashed potatoes, pured.