[pct-l] instant peanut butter mix

[Jim & Jane Moody]

Day-Late, 

I think I started with a semi-recipe, then just kinda eye-balled it based on how much of each component I had left. I started with about 1/2 cup peanut powder, a couple of tablespoons of honey crystals, same with Nido, and 1 Tbsp of coconut powder.  I remember upping the coconut powder because the taste wasn't strong enough.  If you like it sweeter, use more honey crystals.  Mix up a small batch, add water, let it "brew" for an hour or so, then try it.  A djust to your own taste. 

  

The peanut butter powder came from Provident Pantry, an LDS supplier that sells a lot of freeze-dried, dehydrated, and similar long-life products.  I bought a #10 can size, 1.25 kg.  The website is www.beprepared.com .  My only complaint with it is that it tastes a little scorched. 

  

My honey crystals came from The Barry Farm, www.barryfarm.com .  Be careful if searching for HC online - many of what are labelled "honey crystals" are  mostly cane sugar with a little honey mixed in.  If you're gonna pay for honey crystals, make sure you get it. 

  

Nido comes from Kroger and lots of other places, which I'm sure you know.  I bought the coconut milk powder from www.willpowder.com .  When available, I would sometimes add olive oil for the fat.  And freeze-dried b erries, freeze-dried strawberries, bacon bits, ... 

  

Dicentra, if you're lurking, feel free to share this with your readers; it's not copyrighted. 

  

Mango 

  



  

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From: "David Thibault" <dthibaul07 at gmail.com> 
To: pct-l at backcountry.net 
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2013 3:14:54 PM 
Subject: Re: [pct-l] cold soaking food containers 

Mango, how about sharing this recipe so I don't have to work out the 
proportions myself.  Sounds like something I'd like to try. 

Day-Late 

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> I eat a lot of peanut butter, made from dried, ground peanuts, to which I 
> added honey crystals, Nido, and coconut milk powder.? I would mix up the 
> peanut mixture at home and send a ziplock full in each resupply box.? It 
> took a while to learn how much water to add in the morning, but runny 
> peanut butter is still tasty . 
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