Crazy Richard's 100% All-Natural Crunchy Vegan Peanut Butter with No Added Sugar and Non-GMO (16 Ounce, Pack of 6)

Just organic peanuts. That's it. Love it.For those who want salt, add a shake or two. Easy and cheap.I like that this peanut butter is a bit on the thin side as far as texture goes. It's not runny but it's thick enough to spread.The oil in any natural peanut butter rises to the top. Unlike other brands that require poking, churning, spinning, wrestling, violent persuasion, and a rain jacket, this one's easy to mix. And if you like your peanut butter a little bit more firm, just pour off some of the oil before you mix it.Flavor is good and there's plenty of crunch in the "crunchy" variety.

This is the best peanut butter I’ve ever had. As vegetarian, I eat a lot of peanut butter. This is the best I’ve ever tasted . I know some people have had an issue with the oil but I’m here to tell you, all you have to do is put it in a glass jar, then use you immersion blender, I do three jars at a time. Stays smooth. A little work for awesome peanut butter is worth it.

No salt, no sugar. Just peanuts! It separates because that's what natural peanut butter does. If you're looking for homogenized, hydrogenated palm oil buy something else. I roll mine on my rock tumbler for 24 hours then stick it in the fridge. Perfect every time.

I love this product! I looked for crunchy peanut butter that had the fewest ingredients. Richard's has peanuts. Period. And I love love love the taste! I've been using this peant butter for quite awhile now.

This PB has a great peanutty flavor. It is a natural product, so oil separates to the top and must be stirred in. I'd prefer glass jars, but the plastic is lighter weight for shipping. I haven't decided whether I will purchase again, due to this factor. I try to buy products in glass, rather than plastic as a rule. Better for the environment. Price is reasonable.

I have used a fair amount of Crazy Richard’s all natural peanut butter and although it is not my favorite brand ( you can’t beat Adam’s) it is still a pretty good choice. This product came in a package of 6 and the expiration date is about 3 months from now, so clearly these bottles have been sitting around a while. There isn’t much taste to the peanut butter and it was much harder to stir than usual. The solid part was one hard mass in the middle of the jar and it took a long time and a lot of elbow grease to get the oil all mixed into it. Due to the weather it all came frozen solid, but that is a shipping issue. I just waited until it came to room temperature to open and stir. But I was disappointed in the flavor and how difficult it was to stir, and as I said, I never use anything but the 100% natural, so I was prepared to mix it, just not happy with how long it took to do a small jar.

that's all I want just 100% pure peanuts. Is that too much to ask? When I go to the supermarket, there's a multitude of brands and varieties, and almost without exception they all have added salt and/or sugar. There's no need for that. I got tired of wasting my time so I started ordering online. It's very tasty and reliable. Now I'm ordering four at a time so there's less danger of running out.

Not sure why there are so many negative reviews of this product. I've ordered 36 jars of this stuff and only had one minor problem with a jar that I didn't close tightly. As with all natural peanut butters, the peanut oil tends to separate and float on top. Regardless of brand, it is often necessary to remix the oil on top into the ground peanuts on the bottom. Depending on how well you mix, how often you use, and whether you screw the lid on tight after each use, you may need to remix before each use. Reviewers that complain about it being too runny are speading the oil on top without remixing. Reviewers that complain that it is cacked solid in the bottom of the jar have probably spread the oil. Mixing is just part of the price we pay for having peanut butter without sugar and other additives. As for $$ price, I typically pay $20 per six jars - so roughly half the price of the more famous, boutique brands of all-natural peanut butter and about 30% more that the most popular sweetened brands. This is very inexpensive all-natural peanut butter (unless you overpay for it!).