25 Aug
2004
25 Aug
'04
7:22 a.m.
> My wife buys "whole earth" brand
original crunchy peanut butter - with no
> . . . Being "crunchy" , it probably has some abrasive properties.
On
Wed, 25 Aug 2004, ben franchuk wrote:
Do they even shell the peanuts, or just toss the whole
thing in the grinder?
No shells.
Peanut butter is sold in two forms: "smooth/creamy/..." and "crunchy"
The crunchy is usually smooth peanut butter with some chunks of peanut
added back in.
It's not very abrasive.
Peanut shells (or better yet walnut shells) are a very useful abrasive,
and are ground up for use in sand-blasting like equipment.