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   Ganga (lifetimecooking@mastodon.au)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jun-2024 11:47:47 JST Ganga

   Aussies, was it peanut paste or peanut butter when you were growing up? (Let me know the state you lived in too.)

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     Sean Bala (seanbala@mas.to)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jun-2024 11:47:46 JST Sean Bala

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     @LifeTimeCooking

     Random Question from an American - is Peanut Butter a big thing in Australia?

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     Sean Bala (seanbala@mas.to)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2024 07:52:44 JST Sean Bala

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     • Keira (She/Her)

     @keira_reckons @LifeTimeCooking

     Thanks for the responses! I had no idea - I always thought it was our odd American thing here. I don't like the typical American Peanut Butter - I usually go for the no sugar ones myself.

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     Keira (She/Her) (keira_reckons@aus.social)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2024 07:52:45 JST Keira (She/Her)

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     • Sean Bala

     @seanbala @LifeTimeCooking it's common, but we don't tend to have it as sweet as it is in the US, and we don't have as many peanut butter flavoured sweets (cookies, cups, candy etc).

     In the 90s it was common to have peanut butter sandwiches as lunch to take to school (schools rarely provide lunch here). But it's not allowed at schools now because of allergies.