Jif Single Serving Peanut Butter Cups

[Just Jeff]

I saw these a while ago and finally bought some. They're 2.5 oz full, with 2-1/4 oz net weight of peanut butter. But now I can carry only what I need and can throw away the container instead of carrying the whole PB jar around. Geekery that I even weighed the thing, I know...even worse that I took pics and put them on the internet!!

http://www.tothewoods.net/GearReviewJif.html

[Footslogger]

What's your source for these ??

'Slogger

[Baum Trigger]

I saw these a while ago and finally bought some. They're 2.5 oz full, with 2-1/4 oz net weight of peanut butter. But now I can carry only what I need and can throw away the container instead of carrying the whole PB jar around. Geekery that I even weighed the thing, I know...even worse that I took pics and put them on the internet!!

http://www.tothewoods.net/GearReviewJif.html

These are great! I found them at the local grocery store and took them on a 5 day trip in Jan. Thank God it wasn't Peter Pan! Choosy mom's choose Jif! :D

[Webs]

i carried these last year, and they were great...just put on the top of your food bag to avoid catastrophe. The only problem for me was that, since I'd rather eat it straight-up instead of on something, you pretty much have to eat it all at once since it's not resealable. Does Skippy not make those squeeze tubes of PB anymore?

[illusionistG]

What's your source for these ??

'Slogger

Slogger...I've been able to get these at a Safeway Store. Don't know if you have this chain in your location. I used these while on home R&R hiking in the NH Whites. They're great !!

[illusionistG]

i carried these last year, and they were great...just put on the top of your food bag to avoid catastrophe. The only problem for me was that, since I'd rather eat it straight-up instead of on something, you pretty much have to eat it all at once since it's not resealable. Does Skippy not make those squeeze tubes of PB anymore?

Skippy does still make the tube brand. I used them as well this past year. "Target" carries them. I think if you go on their website and enter Skippy PB in search they will ID a store in the local area that carries them. Beware, not all of their stores do carry this item.

[Just Jeff]

I got them at the commissary this time but I've seen them in another grocery store before...don't remember the chain.

MREs have PB in a foil pack that you squeeze out...much more convenient but it doesn't taste as good as Jif.

I'll have to hunt down the squeeze tubes.

[Midway Sam]

My only problem with these and the squeeze tubes over carrying the jar is the excessive trash that makes it's way (hopefully) to the landfill. More tubes/containers = more trash to ruin the environment with.

[freefall]

My only problem with these and the squeeze tubes over carrying the jar is the excessive trash that makers it's way (hopefully) to the landfill. More tubes/containers = more trash to ruin the environment with.

Obviously, hiker trash doesn't count in the global scheme of things.:-?

Just look at the proliferation of individual servings in the hiking arena.

[sarbar]

Many of those tubs are recyclable, so if you are not thru hiking, take them home ;)
As for indivdual packets, one thing going for them is food safety: you don't have repeat dippings of dirty hands, nor does heat affect them as fast, since they are shelf stable.

[Midway Sam]

Many of those tubs are recyclable, so if you are not thru hiking, take them home ;)
As for indivdual packets, one thing going for them is food safety: you don't have repeat dippings of dirty hands, nor does heat affect them as fast, since they are shelf stable.

Unfortunately, the "siren song" of a trash can at a road crossing is too hard for me to pass up. If I'm on a 6 day section hike and come across a trash can, I'm gonna lighten my pack of any garbage I've accumulated.

[mudhead]

What's your source for these ??

'Slogger

http://productlocator.infores.com/productlocator/resources/13/JIFF/view_all_2003.htm


Pretty small amount if you don't eat "dainty." Skippy tube was found in the same area of a podunk store. Must be some other "4 serving size" out there. Spendy per ounce, too.

[Hoku]

Check out www.minimus.biz (http://www.minimus.biz) for packets, in my opinion the most convenient format of all. Check them out anyway, they have a ton of stuff travel sized.

[TDale]

Still relying on the coghlan's tubes, here. Eat it right out of the tube and no one tries to mooch off my moose goo supply.

[ATSeamstress]

Skippy does not carry the "Skippy Stix", or the single-serving size, anymore. They still carry the larger, reclosable size. Being a section hiker, the single-serving size, or Jif-to-go. is just fine.

[atraildreamer]

Check out www.minimus.biz (http://www.minimus.biz) for packets, in my opinion the most convenient format of all. Check them out anyway, they have a ton of stuff travel sized.

I just called a local restaurant supply company in the Providence area (I googled "restaurant supplies 02903") that sold to the general public and got a quote of $14.40 for a case of 204 individual mayonaise packets that did not require refrigeration. This is about 7 cents per pack. While this seems like a lot of mayo,:eek: over the course of a hiking season, it is not that much, and you could split the purchase with other hikers. :rolleyes: They also stock other condiments at a similar price. Seems like a good way to save some $$$, and not raise the ire of the fast food places that hikers usually raid for these packets. :mad:

[sarbar]

Unfortunately, the "siren song" of a trash can at a road crossing is too hard for me to pass up. If I'm on a 6 day section hike and come across a trash can, I'm gonna lighten my pack of any garbage I've accumulated.
Lol! I understand!!

[illusionistG]

Here is a link on the JIF website (PB TO GO) in which you can enter your zip code and it will tell you within a certain amount of miles a store location that carrys the JIF TO GO http://http://www.jif.com/jiftogo/