Professor Nutz - Prince of Pistachio - 12.41 oz

Professor Nutz Prince of Pistachio takes the brand's fiber-enhanced peanut butter base and runs it through a rich, creamy pistachio flavor. Same six-ingredient formula underneath: Double Roasted Runner Peanuts, Corn Fiber, Grape Seed Extract, Sea Salt (RealSalt), Stevia Plant Extract, and Organic Safflower Lecithin. Double roasted runner peanuts carry 7g of protein per ounce, more than any other nut on the market, compared to 6g for almonds and 4g for walnuts. Fortified with RealSalt for athletes and certified aflatoxin-free, which is a real and under-discussed issue in the peanut category. 11 servings per jar. Nutrition Facts: Professor Nutz Prince of Pistachio (Per 2 Tbsp Serving) Protein: about 7 to 9g Total Fat: 16 to 17g (conventional panel) Calories: about 200 to 214 (conventional panel) Dietary Fiber: 2.4 to 4.4g Sugar: about 1g, no added sugar Cholesterol: 0mg 11 servings per jar Ingredients Double Roasted Runner Peanuts, Corn Fiber, Grape Seed Extract, Sea Salt (RealSalt), Stevia Plant Extract, Organic Safflower Lecithin, plus flavor 30 Essential Vitamins and Minerals Certified aflatoxin-free, non-GMO Contains Peanuts Exact macros vary slightly between flavors About the Two Calorie Numbers You will see two very different figures for this product and it is worth understanding both. The conventional nutrition panel reads roughly 200 to 214 calories per 2 tablespoon serving with 16 to 17g of fat, measured the same way every other food label is measured. Professor Nutz also publishes a digestibility corrected figure as low as 28 calories with 0g digested fat, based on the claim that the added fiber binds to fat and carries much of it through undigested. How much you personally digest will vary. We list the conventional panel above so you can track it against every other food in your log, and you can treat the corrected number as the brand's own claim rather than a label standard. How the Fiber Works Fiber binds to fat. Professor Nutz was the first peanut butter to build added natural fibers into the formula for exactly that reason. The corn fiber binds a portion of the peanut oil so it passes through rather than being fully absorbed. That is the entire mechanism behind the low calorie claim, and it is also why you get 2.4 to 4.4g of fiber per serving, which is substantial for a nut butter. Sourcing and Aflatoxin Certification The peanut relationship dates back to 1946, with the crop managed from seed through growing fields to the jar. Certified aflatoxin-free matters here: aflatoxins are naturally occurring mold toxins that can contaminate peanut crops, and certification means extra testing and sourcing rigor that most peanut butters never disclose. Frequently Asked Questions Is it actually pistachio butter? No. The base is double roasted runner peanuts with a pistachio flavor profile. It is a flavored peanut butter, not a pistachio nut butter. Which calorie number should I track? Use the conventional panel, roughly 200 to 214 per serving. That is the standard measurement and keeps your tracking consistent. Can I bake with it? Yes. It holds up in cookies and protein treats. Does it have added sugar? No. Sweetness comes from stevia plant extract, with about 1g of naturally occurring sugar per serving. How to Enjoy Spread it, stir it into oatmeal or a protein shake, bake with it, or eat it off a spoon. Portion it anyway, because 11 servings a jar goes fast. Store in a cool, dry place. Contains Peanuts. Keep out of reach of children. Why Buy at Get Yok'd Real-time inventory across all six Southern California stores Available in Burbank, Glendale, Glendale Galleria, North Hollywood, Northridge, and Pasadena Authorized Professor Nutz retailer, carrying Prince of Pistachio alongside Old School Smooth, Nutz About Chocolate, and Cookie n' Cream Staff who can tell you which flavors are currently in stock One of the best loyalty programs in the supplement industry: earn rewards on every purchase