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Can you trim much of the fat and still have peanut butter?
Pay-Per-View - USA TODAY - ProQuest Archiver - Apr 6, 1994
 Two tablespoons of regular peanut butter have about 17 grams of fat, compared with 12 grams of fat for the new Skippy and Peter Pan. ...
TASTE TREND `Lite' police have a go at cutting... - Boston Herald - ProQuest Archiver (Pay-Per-View)
PEANUT BUTTER CAN'T BE 'LITE,' GROUP SAYS - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - NewsBank ($2.95)
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Our Daily Spread A Butter With a Following
Pay-Per-View - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver - Mar 10, 1994
 the best-selling brand of peanut butter is Jif, followed by Skippy and then Peter Pan. Yet there is little difference between products. ...
Our Daily Spread E Pluribus Chunky American... - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver (Pay-Per-View)
Our Daily Spread What's `Lite' Got to Do With It? - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver (Pay-Per-View)
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Peanut butter taste test: Stick with high fat
Pay-Per-View - USA TODAY - ProQuest Archiver - Aug 15, 1995
 At the bottom of the creamy peanut butter list: Peter Pan Smart Choice, Skippy Reduced Fat and Jif Reduced Fat. These reduced-fat peanut butters have about ...
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Next: Tootsie Skippy Eskimo Welch
Pay-Per-View - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver - May 13, 1993
 Delicious Cookie Co. sandwiches two shortbread cookies around peanut butter and jelly for Skippy & Welch's Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Cookie. ...
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Spreading the News Which peanut butter is best? Ask the experts.
Pay-Per-View - Newsday - ProQuest Archiver - Sep 7, 1994
 They wondered why no one made peanut butter with the texture of Skippy or Jif, with less salt and sugar, without banishing those elements altogether. ...
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BASIC GOOD-EATING RULES APPLY IN ALL SITUATIONS
$2.95 - Deseret News - NewsBank - Apr 29, 1994
 Regular peanut butter has about 16 grams of fat per two-tablespoon serving, whereas the reduced-fat version of Skippy has 13 grams and Peter Pan's Smart ...
KRAFT'S NEW SALSA DRESSINGS GO BEYOND SALADS - Morning Call - ProQuest Archiver (Pay-Per-View)
Smooth, Crunchy or Additive-Filled - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver (Pay-Per-View)
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From the peanut (butter) gallery. (content of reduced-fat peanut...
Free with registration - Tufts University Diet & Nutrition Letter - AccessMyLibrary.com - Apr 1, 1994
 Both Skippy and Peter Pan have introduced peanut buter products with 25 percent less fat than regular peanut butter--but with significantly fewer peanuts as ...
Custom cookies, other treats tasted - The Advocate - NewsBank ($1.95)
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Peanut-spread labels disputed The Dallas Morning News
$2.95 - Dallas Morning News - NewsBank - Feb 16, 1994
 Peter Pan introduced Smart Choice Reduced Fat Peanut Butter nationwide last month, and Skippy is just beginning national distribution of its new Skippy ...
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… these smooth and crunchy tidbits. (facts, stories, and trivia...
Pay-Per-View - Ranger Rick - HighBeam Research - Feb 1, 1995
 _1933 _ Skippy creamy peanut butter is introduced on...the homefront, peanut butter is adding a ... Heart Disease Weekly · Article: Harvard study shows ...
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Best Foods Signs Olympian Blair to Push Peanut Butter
Pay-Per-View - Los Angeles Times - ProQuest Archiver - Apr 17, 1994
 Best Foods, makers of Skippy brand peanut butter, has signed on five-time Olympic speed skating champion Bonnie Blair to be a spokeswoman for its sandwich ...
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