Peanut Butter Stirrer, Stainless Steel Peanut Butter Stirrer Mixer Tool Fits 12-30 Oz Jars for Various Organic Peanut Butter, Almond, Cashew, Sunflower or Jam (Medium-Sized)

What a wonderful fine. I buy natural peanut butter. As anyone knows who purchases the natural type, the oil rises to the top and makes it more difficult to stir the peanut butter. I saw this, purchased it, and it works quite well. When my husband opens a new jar of peanut butter, he actually gets this utensil out and stirs it. Works so much better than trying to stir it with a knife or spatula.

Excellent natural peanut butter mixer. Really effective at getting to the bottom of the jar and reincorporating the separated oil. The handle design is really hard on the fingers. It could have definitely been designed to be more ergonomic.

I prefer natural nut butters over processed peanut butter which is loaded with non-nut ingredients. This little stirring tool is truly a game-changer. It quickly and easily stirs the oil and nut butter together. Then, the little cleaning tool slips onto the stirrer and quickly scrapes it clean. The low price is a great incentive to purchase this tool.

I ordered this peanut butter stirrer after getting an ad for it and thinking it would make my life easier. Boy was I right, if you use natural peanut butter or any natural nut butter you need this! The stirrer is completely stainless steel so it can be washed in the dishwasher, which I really liked. The stirrer does work in the large jars from Costco and does a very good job mixing it all up. The stirrer comes with a piece that you use to clean the stirrer when you’re done. Overall, this has made using natural peanut butter much easier and I would definitely recommend!

Mixes well but not the best handle to stir with. It could use some padding

works well and easy to clean. only suggestion is it should have a better way to grip and turn it at the top. not very ergonomic.

Does peanut butter is definitely a step up from using a knife. The biggest benefit is that, unlike when I usually regular knife, oil and nut butter didn't go spilling all over the surface. The shape of the stirrer gets the nut butter worked through more evenly than using a night for a spoon. I found it easier to work with by just sticking it in the jar and twirling it instead of trying to use the flat metal piece that it came with. Maybe it's just a learning curve for me but when I tried to use that it was awkward.