Peanut Butter Case Study

Peanut Butter Duel

According to nationalpeanutboard.org, kids consume around 1,500 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches before they turn eighteen years old, however, until you reach the legal voting age, it 's unlikely that you had a say on what went in your pantry or on your bread. Now that you 're an adult and you can buy whatever you want, let me guide you through the packed shelves in the peanut butter aisle. You are probably asking, why peanut butter? So, I have to confess I have a bit of a problem with peanut butter. I 'm addicted to it like nothing else. So after extensive research, and out of all the peanut butter, I have narrowed it down to two: Jif and Skippy peanut butter, which are arguably, the top two brands. I also want to make sure you are getting the best price, the spreadability is a bona fide topic to discuss on this peanut butter matter then comes the best part the taste test.
In this economy, people are keeping a watchful eye on their money and how they spend it. People don 't want to be spending more money than they have to. If they’re really in a money crunch it would be ideal to choose Jif over the Skippy peanut butter.

Now, to the best part: the taste and the texture. The Jif brand is pretty dry and rather thick and sticks to the roof of the mouth. The peanuts of the Jif brand are rather excessively large. The peanuts to cream ratio are unbalanced throughout the Jif peanut butter. In observation, the Skippy brand peanuts were smaller. Due to the size of the peanuts and the amount of peanut oil and cream throughout the jar, there is hardly any dryness, so it won’t stick to the roof of their mouth as much as Jif. In the Skippy brand, there will actually be able to taste the cream. After all the tasting, there is really not much difference in the taste. Each brand has that high-quality goodness of the peanut butter standard. My analysis just from the taste test I would prefer a Jif extra crunchy brand than the Skippy extra crunchy