I love that Jim, as a single parent, involved his daughter in preparing food as a family activity!

Loved seeing Jim doing a video. Didn't realize it was that simple to make peanut butter. Thank you!!

Jim: If you did not want to make your peanut butter completely smooth it would make a really good homemade peanut butter cup candy if rolled in balls and dipped in chocolate. A kind of deluxe treat for grownups. They used to sell a peanut butter making machine. I have noticed that many of the brands of peanut butter contain less than healthy fats to keep the peanut butter emulsified. When I make peanut butter, I purchase reduced salt roasted peanuts in the can and rinse them under running water before using them to make peanut butter. This will give you better control over the salt level you mentioned and they are already blanched and roasted. Good video, I enjoyed seeing you in the kitchen. Pam is probably enjoying a momentary break. Keep up the good work.

First time to see peanut butter made. Such an easy process, yummy! Thank You Bunches!

This is something I never considered doing, but Jim makes it look easy!

I remember a Mr. Peanut novelty gizmo back during my childhood that would create peanut butter by turning its crank.

Pam taught me how to make jam and bread. Now Jim taught me how to make peanut butter. Guess what I'm going to make and brag about it to everyone that will listen. Thank you both!

We grew peanuts last year. We pulled them up and dried them on the plant. We stored the peanuts in a burlap bag until we got around to shelling them. We finally got them shelled this winter. We soaked them for 24 hours in salt water, draining and rinsing after 12 hours. We dehydrated them and roasted them. We made peanut butter out of some of them and stored the rest in sealed jars. We didn't use any oil or honey and it really taste good. It isn't like store bought peanut butter, but it is so good. We are growing twice as many peanuts this year.

It’s so nice to see Jim on the other side of the camera. Hi Jim! 👋🏻

Looks great! I have made peanut butter in my vitamix several times. It has a little more power than the food processor, but you have to watch it more closely so it does not turn into liquid. Great job, Jim, and great camera work, Pam!🙂

Pam- we love you! But it’s always awesome to see Jim on this side of the camera

Jim you done fantastic job with that peanut butter. Pam is going to be proud of you yes she is I just love watching you both do things love your videos

This is definitely something I would like to make with the young kids in the family. I like them to understand that things have to be gathered and processed before they arrive on the grocery shelves.

Here in the south we loved boiled peanuts, but they take acquiring a taste for them. You start with green uncooked peanuts, wash and boil them in salt water for hours till they are soft. To a true southerner they are delicious. But peanut butter is wonderful too. Great job on the video Jim!

Great job Jim! You explained the process perfectly and I learned a lot. I will no longer be buying store bought peanut butter. I'm sure the same process could be used with most any nuts. Thanks Jim!

Now I know we didn't blend them long enough. Thanks Jim!

I've hears you could make your own Peanut Butter but I have never een it done! This is so cool! Thank you Mt. Jim for sharing a pricless memory.

Thanks, Jim. I still don’t make my own. It’s so easy to use the grinder at the store. And it’s just peanuts. Or almonds, or cashews. No salt, but I avoid salt anyway. But I also buy the jars of Kirkland Organic Peanut Butter at Costco. Just organic dry roasted peanuts and sea salt. But there’s always soo much oil in there! Just wondering what the difference is. You even added some oil and it still was dryer than the Kirkland without oil🤷🏻‍♀️

Home Made Peanut Butter recipe form Organic gardening or Prevention Magazine. very tasty made it for my children using raw peanuts but they enjoyed the blanched peanuts better, also made Sunflower seed butter using the same recipe. 1 cup shelled peanuts 3 T, oil if you use less after it sets for awhile it soaks up the oil and and becomes dry. 17. honey (using can use molasses. We had bees so we used honey. Put peanuts and oil into the container of an electric blender. Turn on the blender and blend 1 minute longer If you want your peanut butter sweeter add a little honey and blend a few more seconds.

Hi, Jim 👋 It's good to see you ! Pam did a great job behind the camera 📷. I don't know why I've always thought that making peanut butter was difficult. You've shown how easy it is. And thanks for the directions for us "extra crunchy" 🥜 butter 🧈 fans. I would have just stopped before getting to the smooth stage, found it grainy, and given up. So thsnks for that. ❤

Thank you Jim!! Being single this will be the best way for me to have Peanut Butter or Almond Butter. I don’t use a lot of it so doing it myself will be cheaper and certainly fresher. Thank you so much for helping video.

Thankyou from AUSTRALIA

This was an Awesome Video. Thank you Jim for teaching us. I can't wait to try it. My little family loves Pam and You. We learn so many wonderful things from your teachings.

This was fun watching Jim on the other side - and the peanut butter looks delicious!

Your awesome Jim, thanks!

It’s good to see Jim on the other side of, I ordered 10 pounds of raw unsalted peanuts from azure and I roasted 4 cups on 350 for 15 minutes let them cool completely then put them in vitamin on low and stir then turned blender up a little at a time and it turned great I didn’t anything to it just peanuts ,but yours looks amazing Jim thank for sharing with us .

Hey, Jim! So good to see you. I will definitely be making peanut butter after seeing your demonstration today!

I would never have thought of adding honey or maple syrup or jam to peanut butter. Love this channel.

Great to see you on the other side of the camera Jim! Good job on the peanut butter! We love peanut butter in our house!

Great job, Jim. I had no idea peanut butter was so easy to make.

Great job, Jim! Watch out, Pam...he's a natural!

Thanks, Jim.

Thanks Jim for sharing your way of making peanut butter the way you and your daughter like it and the memories behind it all. Great job, now I know how to make it my way! Have a great weekend y'all.

Oh I like the idea of using the food processor rather than the vitamix.

Thanks Jim. It was so easy to make your own, looks good. Good job👍😊👍

Nice to see Jim!

Great idea! Thanks, and great job Jim! ❤️

The peanut butter looks great Jim!

It looks easy enough, thanks to you, Jim. We eat a ton of peanut butter as we both love it. I tried making some with a kindergarten class I had about 30 years ago. I used a recipe and a blender. It didn't turn out well at all. Perhaps the oil was rancid, and I just didn't realize it. But this makes me want to try again. I've wondered what we would do once our store of peanut butter is gone if we couldn't purchase more. Maybe, I just need to buy peanuts in bulk. I'll definitely try this first. Thank you. You guys always give us such good information that we need and can use right away.

I didn’t realize how easy it might be to make peanut butter!! Great job, Jim!

Thank Jim for this demo on making peanut butter. It reminded me of when our family lived in Tonga (pacific islands) 60 years ago. They grow peanuts and my mother had a simple cheap blender and made peanut butter. As we had moved there from the USA for a few years it was a fun welcome treat. She made cookies, smoothies (before that was a thing) and other dishes. 😊

Great job Jim.

Good job Jim. 🤩

Loved seeing Jim doing a project. Maybe he can start his own KZfaq link? I bought some peanuts to grow some this year and thought I would try making our own. My husband eats a lot of peanut butter. Tell Jim, thank for sharing this.

Good job Jim..

So great to see Jim on this side of the camera. We make our own peanut butter & cashew butter so much better than store bought.

Enjoyed watching! My daughters and I made both cashew and pecan butter this past week. Great to know how to do it!

I love this! I never knew it was so easy to make Good peanut butter. Thank you!

You two are awesome! It was nice seeing Jim do a video.

Wonderful! I've been wanting to make my own peanut butter for awhile now, thank you.

Yummy. Wish I could eat it. Thanks for the very good presentation. You and Pam are a great team.

Thanks for reminding me, Jim. I used to do that years ago, but kids grown and gone, so I stopped. 🙂

Jim’s a jewel, he did such a fine job. I now know how to make peanut butter. Looks delicious. Thank you.

GREAT to see you Jim, you did a wonderful job!!!. I will definitely try this!! You and Pam make "The Best Team". I truly appreciate all the work you two put into these Videos!!! I always learn something from them!! Thank you!!

i dont put anything in mine i just keep going till it creates its own oil and turns into butter making it completely natural. If i want chunky i just chop some on the side add it in the end. Love making my own! When we make our own we know what's it in!

Thanks Jim! That was awesome presentation and I will definitely try making some!

Lovely. We use dry roasted unsalted peanuts when we make our peanut butter. Also can make almond, pecan or walnut butters the same way. We generally don’t add sugar or oil. But those can be added if one wishes.

This was awesome, thanks Jim!

WE Ever so rarely see Jim in front of the camera doing his fun creations. Chief Tuckabuckaway says, "Hey, way to go, Sir Jim... We both enjoyed your fun creation. As one of the grands says, peeetheee buddaaaa. The munchkins dip into the peeetheeee buddaaa. Dehydrated apple chips dipped into warmed peeethee buddaaaa.... such a yummy snack for them A+++ today Jim

I am now ready to try another first, thank you, Jim.

Thanks Jim. Had no idea that it could be this easy. Would love to someday see a video with both of you in front of the camera. You're both terrific!!!😊❤

I’ve been working a lot and just found your wonderful video, Jim! Delicious recipe!

Great job, Jim! I never thought of using avocado oil and maple syrup. I’ll have to try that. 😘❤️🌹 Love to Pam!

Hey Jim.. I bet you could taste yourself thru that entire batch!!🤗 Enjoy!!

Hi Jim. I’ve been making homemade peanut butter for years. I use Spanish peanuts from Azure. I don’t blanch my peanuts, but I do roast them until they’re light brown and have a pleasant aroma upon which I load them into my Blendtec (or Vitamix) blender. I blend them on medium speed for about three minutes. Add some kosher salt, blend them again to incorporate the salt and they’re done. What I end up with is an ultimately smooth and creamy peanut butter with no added oil. I’d love you to try my method and let me know if it works for you. Thanks for all your hard work with Pam on this wonderful channel. It’s one of my most favorite KZfaqs! Best, Pamela

This looks wonderful.

Hi Jim. Great job 👏

😊🎉 thanks, Jim. Good, how something so simple we maybe don't think of making if we needed to.

Well, that was fun! Jim should do more. Maybe a Jim series showing tasks around the homestead from time to time? 🌞

Great job Jim! Thank you!

Great job Jim,I've never tried it but seeing how easy,I sure will,thank you!👍

Thank you for showing everyone how peanut butter is made.😊.

Jim this is just evidence that you were an AWESOME single dad! I have never made my own peanut butter but now I am intrigued to try it at least once OR might I apply your technique to some of the pecans I have on hand? ... hmmmmm the possibilities and decisions before me... thank you!

I love to make my own. I like knowing what’s in mine. Looks great

Interesting. I've been on a bit of a PB binge lately. I think I'll try adding just a bit of maple syrup to it next time. Bet that's a flavor sensation!

"Ummm, that tastes like real peanut butter." It Is!!!! Great job, Jim!

Well done Mr. Jim! I might add 1 more Tbs of oil and I might use coconut or MCT or even peanut oil as well but you gave a great demo of how-to-do, thank you! And Miss Pam behind the camera, also well done! You guys are a great team.

Jim you done good! Congrats!

Great video Jim. I tried making peanut butter last year after finding a five pound bag of peanuts in the freezer. It turned out really good. I didn’t have to add oil. However for me it was a little salty, my Jim thought it was good. Next time I might trying rinsing off some of the salt dry the peanuts in the oven then grind. I like the idea of adding map,e syrup though. Great idea 🌷🇨🇦

Good stuff! I like how you mentioned about the loose consistency of commercially produced "natural " peanut butter. I have some almond butter that has the consistency of honey and I may try and fix it by adding in some ground almonds. Right now it is not fun to eat it's so loose. Thanks for this video.

😆What a fun video! Thanks, Mr. Jim. And, Ms. Pam for the Q's...tastes great! Quite the team. 😊

Thanks Jim!❤

I need to try this I never made my own but I am going to go get some organic peanuts and give it a try…I like peanut butter but I don’t eat a lot so this is perfect for me. Thank you a million Jim!

Wow. It’s nice to see Jim on the other side. I think both of you together in the front of the camera would be great.

Great job. I have learned if peanutbutter too thick, more oil. And if you make it too thin, add water.

Beautiful! I wish I had some peanuts right this minute! Side note: my granddaughter and I love salad dressing with a touch of peanut butter in it. (Similar to tahini.)

Thumbs up for Jim👍👍👍👍👍👍! 🙂

Nice to see more Jim ❤

Jim you did a great job at explaining how easy the process is for making homemade peanut butter. I will definitely give this recipe a try. I thank you and Pam for all the great and informative video content.

I made peanut butter many times for my boys. I used dry roasted with no salt. I didn’t add anything. Just plain peanuts. Break it up a little more towards the end and it will get smooth.

Nice to have you on this side,Jim! Good job. (Good job on the camera,Pam!)

You and your camera lady make a great team! Thank you! 😉💕

I was so excited to see this video that I tried watching it with my toddler who loves your channel. Well, he saw that it wasn’t going to feature Pam (who he refers to as GramPam) and insisted I turn on a video with Pam, so I watched this video later without him 😂

Good job Jim!🎉

Interesting never thought of making peanut butter great tutorial on how to do it thank you for sharing enjoy this channel so much have learned a lot from y’all

Thank you Jim. I'm going to do this with my cashews ! 🥰

Good job Jim.

It was great to see the different stages the peanut butter went through, thank you.

Awesome! Good to know! 😊

Lovely thank you Jim have to try this .best wishes to you both from the Uk❤❤