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'''Peanut butter''' is a type of [[butter]] made from [[peanut]]s. It was discovered by [[George Washington Carver]] in 1878. Today, peanut butter is widely available in civilized areas of the West and is often used in [[peanut butter and jelly]] [[sandwich]]es. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals.
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[[File:Creamy peanut butter.jpg|right|thumbnail|According to the National Peanut Board, American women and children prefer creamy peanut butter, while most American men prefer chunky peanut butter.<ref>http://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/classroom-funfacts.php</ref>  ]]
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'''Peanut butter''' is a food paste made from [[peanut]]s. It was invented in 1878. Today, it is often used in peanut butter and jelly [[sandwich]]es. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals. Peanut butter comes in different forms, including chunky and smooth. There is also natural peanut butter, which contains nothing but peanuts and salt.  Despite its name, it contains no dairy products. Peanut butter was recently announced as a control proving the [[null hypothesis]] of [[abiogenesis]].{{fact}} There are numerous popular brands of this product, but in the United States, Jif is currently the most popular.<ref>[https://www.eatthis.com/most-popular-peanut-butter-brands/ The Most Popular Peanut Butters on the Planet]
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Although [[George Washington Carver]] promoted peanuts, he did not actually invent peanut butter. However, he did work to promote it.
  
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[[Evolution]] teaches that energy, such as [[lightning]] or [[heat]] plus [[matter]] can, occasionally,
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create new [[life]]. Yet our entire food industry rests on the fact that this can never happen. If we examine a jar of peanut butter, it contains matter and is exposed to [[light]] and heat. But we never find new life inside, unless an outside life contaminates it.
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"If the [[theory of evolution]] was viable then I should, occasionally, by subjecting this [jar of peanut butter] to energy, end up having new life. Now if we go down to the store and if I open this jar of peanut butter, maybe not often but on some occasion, I should find new life inside. And so, when we open the jar of peanut butter, we look in there: there's no new life. And aren't you glad, OK? Now you may smile at this but hopefully you'll never forget it because you and I conduct, collectively, over a billion [[experiments]] every year, and we've done that for virtually a hundred years, and we never encounter new life. In fact, the entire food industry of the world depends on the fact that evolution doesn't happen." -- [[Chuck Missler]]
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Latest revision as of 15:56, July 22, 2025

According to the National Peanut Board, American women and children prefer creamy peanut butter, while most American men prefer chunky peanut butter.[1]

Peanut butter is a food paste made from peanuts. It was invented in 1878. Today, it is often used in peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals. Peanut butter comes in different forms, including chunky and smooth. There is also natural peanut butter, which contains nothing but peanuts and salt. Despite its name, it contains no dairy products. Peanut butter was recently announced as a control proving the null hypothesis of abiogenesis.[Citation Needed] There are numerous popular brands of this product, but in the United States, Jif is currently the most popular.[2]
Although George Washington Carver promoted peanuts, he did not actually invent peanut butter. However, he did work to promote it.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.nationalpeanutboard.org/classroom-funfacts.php
  2. ↑ The Most Popular Peanut Butters on the Planet
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