You never outgrow the magic of Peter Pan peanut butter.

[Conagrafoods]

Peter Pan is the smooth, creamy peanut butter that the whole family can enjoy. One bite will remind kids of all ages that they never outgrow the simple pleasure and magic of Peter Pan peanut butter.

History
The first patent for peanut butter was issued in the late 1800s. However, peanut butter as it's known today began with Joseph L. Rosefield, who earned a patent for shelf-stable peanut butter in which the oil does not separate from the peanut butter. Launched in 1928, Peter Pan was one of the first brands to sell this style of peanut butter.
http://www.conagrafoods.com/images/brands/product_jpgs/peterpan.jpg

 

[naughtycakes]

Make sure to buy the creamy version, if it's going up your butt.

 

[TheReapersWife]

Make sure to buy the creamy version, if it's going up your butt.

Ew.... >,<

 

[joystick2]

Peter Pan is the smooth, creamy peanut butter that the whole family can enjoy. One bite will remind kids of all ages that they never outgrow the simple pleasure and magic of Peter Pan peanut butter.

History
The first patent for peanut butter was issued in the late 1800s. However, peanut butter as it's known today began with Joseph L. Rosefield, who earned a patent for shelf-stable peanut butter in which the oil does not separate from the peanut butter. Launched in 1928, Peter Pan was one of the first brands to sell this style of peanut butter.
http://www.conagrafoods.com/images/brands/product_jpgs/peterpan.jpg

Iggy list you go my friend.

 

[JBCorbell]

Ew.... >,<

At least the gerbils like it.

 

[TheReapersWife]

At least the gerbils like it.

See, and I was afraid ta ask "WHY????" Now, I know and wish I didn't. Thanks. >_<

 

[JBCorbell]

See, and I was afraid ta ask "WHY????" Now, I know and wish I didn't. Thanks. >_<

No prob, I'm just a fountain of information.

 

[Karen Kraft]

Peter Pan is the smooth, creamy peanut butter that the whole family can enjoy. One bite will remind kids of all ages that they never outgrow the simple pleasure and magic of Peter Pan peanut butter.

History
The first patent for peanut butter was issued in the late 1800s. However, peanut butter as it's known today began with Joseph L. Rosefield, who earned a patent for shelf-stable peanut butter in which the oil does not separate from the peanut butter. Launched in 1928, Peter Pan was one of the first brands to sell this style of peanut butter.
http://www.conagrafoods.com/images/brands/product_jpgs/peterpan.jpg

Stuff is crap. Everyone knows that. Skippy is the way to go, don't cha know.

http://expatbrazil.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/peanutbutter_skippy.jpg​

 

[TheReapersWife]

Stuff is crap. Everyone knows that. Skippy is the way to go, don't cha know.

http://expatbrazil.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/peanutbutter_skippy.jpg​

Peanut butter ist yucky. Unless it comes in a Reeses cup shape, with chocolate around it, it can stay in it's stupid plastic jar...alone...fer JBCorbell and his gerbils...

 

[Conagrafoods]

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[firespin]

Let me do this one for ya...

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2007/02/peanut_butter_recall04.html

ConAgra Recalls Tainted Peanut Butter
Complaints, Lawsuits Mount among Peter Pan, Great Value Customers

By Mark Huffman
ConsumerAffairs.com

February 21, 2007


Days after its Peter Pan peanut butter and its generic counterpart, Great Value, distributed at Wal-Mart stores, was linked to a widespread salmonella outbreak, food giant ConAgra has initiated a voluntary recall.

The company says it is recalling recalled Peter Pan peanut butter jars and Great Value jars with the number 2111 printed on the lid in response to the epidemic.

Previously, the Food and Drug Administration advised consumers to discard the jars of the two brands of peanut butter purchased since March 2006. Hundreds of people have reportedly been sickened by the tainted product.

"I'm sick as a dog typing this," said Mari of Hilton Head Island, S.C., in a complaint to ConsumerAffairs.com "I'm absolutely sure that the vomiting, diarrhea, severe nausea and stomach cramps are due to eating Peter Pan peanut butter the night before this started."

Angie of Murray, Ky., wound up in the emergency room after throwing up for "almost ten hours straight."

"I had to have blood work done, a urine culture done and put on IV fluids because I was so dehydrated," she said. "As soon as I heard about the recall I checked the top and sure enough, it had 2111 on the lid. I think I deserve some kind of compensation for the hospital bill."

For Carisa of Pikeville, Ky., the "peanut butter flu" was ever more frightening because she was nine months pregnant when it struck. "I became dehydrated and this brought on early contractions at 3 minutes," she said. "I had to stay overnight in the hospital in the maternity ward because they did not know if the baby would be born or not."

At last word, Carisa was back home and expected a normal delivery later this week.
Medical Care Essential

Physicians and public health officials are concerned by reports that consumers are trying to "tough it out" and are not seeking medical care for Salmonella.

"Individuals who have recently eaten the affected Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter and who have experienced any symptoms of Salmonella infection should contact their health care provider immediately," according to the FDA.

"Symptoms include fever, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. For persons in poor health or with weakened immune systems, Salmonella can invade the bloodstream and cause life-threatening infections."

The FDA says the recalled peanut butter is responsible for salmonella cases starting in August 2006 in at least 39 states. The peanut butter recall notice advises customers who have the peanut butter to discard the product, because it may lead to food poisoning type symptoms due to salmonella.

The litigation has just begun. A law firm in Seattle has filed a class action suit on behalf of two named plaintiffs and "and all other individuals who became ill with Salmonella infections after consuming Salmonella-contaminated Peter Pan or Great Value peanut butter."

The firm says it has been contacted by more than 2,500 consumers claiming to have gotten sick from the product.

A woman in Chicago has also sued ConAgra, claiming the company�s peanut butter made members of her family ill. The suit, filed in Cook County Circuit Court on behalf of 36-year old Daverne Staples, seeks $50,000 in damages.

At an analysts meeting in Arizona, ConAgra CEO Gary Rodkin estimated the preliminary cost of the recall to be as much as $60 million.

 

[Morcheeba]

Jif > Peter Pan

 

[Karen Kraft]

Make sure to buy the creamy version, if it's going up your butt.

LOL
I spewed Diet Coke with that one.

Very funny.

 

[slapsht25]

Jif > Peter Pan

jif is best

 

[MechaBlade]

Make sure to buy the creamy version, if it's going up your butt.

I have porn of that.

 

[Johnny_Ray_Wilson]

Make sure to buy the creamy version, if it's going up your butt.

But never when a dog is around. Nope. Not a good idea.

BTW, choosy mothers choose JIF.

 

[hockeygurl]

jif is best

You do know your PB!