Binding: Kitchen Brand: Harold Imports EAN: 0610455543214 Label: Harold Imports Manufacturer: Harold Imports Model: 3214 Publisher: Harold Imports Sales Rank: 1180 Studio: Harold Imports
Product DescriptionOil separation is a natural occurrence for non-hydrogenated peanut butter. This innovative new device will easily stir the peanut butter in the original conatiner without splashing the oil. It conveniently cleans the mixing rod upon removal from the jar
What Others Say
Definately an award winning product!
Why didn't I think of this? Witmer Company Peanut Butter Mixer is fantastic!We used to try to stir our natural nut butters and tahini with a butter knife. All we accomplished was losing all the healthy oils down the side of the jar.What a mess!Witmer Company Peanut Butter Mixer works perfectly.The universal lid so far has fit all the jars the we have purchased.If you eat natural nut butters, you need Witmer Company Peanut Butter Mixer!
Got to love it
If your a natual peanut Butter lover, you will love this, and a great gift, makes the mixing soooo much easier, easy to clean too
a handy item
Natural peanut butter tastes so much better than the homogenized versions. But the separation of the product requires you to have to stir and stir. That can get messy and time consuming. This device makes that task quicker, easier and cleaner. It works pretty well, altho depending on how fussy you are, you may have to still stir it with your knife to completely mix it up.
Gives you a tidy head start in mixing natural peanut butter
Those who enjoy natural (that is, non-hydrogenated) peanut butter know that a new jar will present itself with the peanut oil mostly separated from the ground peanuts. Getting the two mixed together, with a knife or chopsticks, can be a messy affair, with peanut oil slopping over the side of the jar. The solution is Witmer's peanut butter mixer. This item is comprised of a metal screw-on lid that fits standard 16 oz. jars (e.g., Adams, Laura Scudder, Smuckers), and an arc-shaped stirring rod-and-handle that fits through a small hole in the lid. You simply screw the lid onto your new jar, insert the stirring rod through the hole and turn the handle a few times. The result is not always completely mixed (especially for crunchy peanut butters), ... Read More
How did I live without this?
I tried every utensil to mix natural peanut butter and it was always a mess. Hard to blend well, oil dripping down the sides, and a lump of "clay" at the bottom from insufficient mixing that I couldn't even eat.
This apparatus is genius.
