PB2 Powdered Chocolate Peanut Butter with Cocoa – Lightweight Camping Jar for Trail and Travel Pantry
PB2 Powdered Chocolate Peanut Butter with Cocoa – Lightweight Camping Jar for Trail and Travel Pantry
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Why you'll love it
- 90% less fat than traditional peanut butter delivers chocolate-peanut flavor without the caloric guilt
- Shelf-stable powdered form requires no refrigeration and won't go rancid like opened nut butter jars
- One product line covers multiple dietary frameworks: gluten-free, paleo, vegan, and keto
- Flavor variety across the product family (Original, Cocoa, Pure, Crunchy) lets households find a preferred texture and taste
- 4g of protein per serving supports muscle-recovery and satiety goals during calorie restriction
- Bulk 2lb jar lowers cost-per-serving for daily users vs single-serve packets
- Provides a high protein punch (e.g., ~23g protein breakfast) as a protein source alternative to eggs
- Crunch mostly holds up in most applications
- Taste is close to regular grocery store peanut butter (compared favorably to Skippy)
- Tastes like ground up peanuts, satisfying peanut lovers
- Easy to mix for a quick snack
- No weird taste
- Excellent for baking
- Goes well with fruit
- The little bit of crunchy really improves the taste compared to the smooth version
- Close taste to regular grocery store peanut butter (compared to Skippy)
- Crunchiness holds up when mixed correctly
- Good for baking
- Easy to mix/prepare
- Provides high protein punch (10g protein at 120 calories when doubled)
Perfect for
- Blending into post-workout protein shakes and smoothies
- Mixing into oatmeal, yogurt, or overnight oats for a chocolate-peanut flavor boost
- Stirring into low-carb baking recipes like mug cakes or protein pancakes
- Reconstituting with water as a quick low-fat spread or dip base
- Packing as a lightweight, shelf-stable peanut butter alternative for camping and travel
- Mixing with protein-fortified yogurt, oat bran, and granola for a high-protein breakfast
- Making PB and banana wraps
- Making Thai peanut sauce
- Mixing into overnight oats
- Mixing with avocado oil and dipping apple slices
- Mixing with sugar-free marmalade
- Using as a sauce over ice cream or fruit when thinned with extra water/milk
- Using as a protein source comparable to eggs for breakfast
- Mixing with milk or protein shake for added protein
- Kids making desserts with the product
- Making thin peanut butter sauce for ice cream or fruit
- Pairing with celery sticks and sugar-free marmalade
- Adding to overnight oats (though crunch softens)
- Weighing portions on a food scale and doubling serving size for more protein
- Eating on crackers
Fewer calories and less fat: Compared to its traditional counterparts, PB2 has 90% less fat and 70% fewer calories, all while still retaining the delicious peanut butter taste that we know and love.
It’s protein-packed: Like its traditional counterparts, PB2 packs in the protein per serving. Depending on which variety of PB2 you’re using, you’ll find 4 to 6 grams of protein per 13-gram serving. Also, it’s easy to replace the protein powder in your morning smoothie with PB2, due to the similarity in the powder consistency.
More versatility in the kitchen: Because of its powdered form, it’s easy to incorporate PB2 into all of your favorite peanut butter recipes. To keep things simple, we’ve sorted PB2’s best uses into three categories: bake, blend and mix.
It’s kosher, vegan, and gluten-free: Not only are PB2 products void of any GMOs, they also work well with a wide variety of dietary preferences.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really shelf-stable enough for a multi-day camping trip without ice?
Yes. The powdered format is designed to be shelf-stable and won't go rancid like an opened jar of regular nut butter, making it ideal for coolers, dry bags, and bear-canister-friendly packing.
How portable is a 2lb jar for backpacking — should I decant it?
Most backpackers decant a few servings into a small zip bag or travel container to save weight and space. The bulk 2lb jar is best for car camping, base camp, or cabin trips where weight isn't critical.
Can I mix it with cold water from a stream or filter bottle on the trail?
Yes. As long as your water is properly filtered, the powder mixes easily into cold water for a quick recovery shake at camp — no stove required.
Will the crunchy variant actually have crunch in overnight oats eaten on a trip?
Some softening is expected when the powder sits overnight in moisture, but the real peanut pieces retain noticeable texture in most applications, especially if you add them just before eating.
Does it pack well into a cooler bag for a picnic without leaking?
Yes. As a dry powder, it won't leak or make a mess in a cooler the way an opened jar of nut butter can. Just keep the lid sealed and store it in a dry pocket of the cooler.
Can I use it to make a quick Thai peanut sauce at the campsite?
Yes. Mix the powder with a little water, soy sauce or coconut aminos, lime juice, and a touch of sweetener for a fast trail-friendly Thai peanut sauce to drizzle over rice noodles or grilled protein.
Is it light enough to carry on a long-distance hike as a daily calorie boost?
Yes. Powdered peanut butter is one of the lightest, most calorie-dense options for backpackers. A small daily portion adds protein and flavor to trail meals without meaningful weight penalty.
Can I use it as a pancake topper for a camp breakfast?
Yes. Reconstitute a thicker serving with a splash of water or milk and drizzle over pancakes, waffles, or oatmeal for a chocolate-peanut breakfast that feels indulgent at camp.
Will it hold up in a hot car on the way to a trailhead?
Yes. The dry powder tolerates moderate heat well. Just keep the lid tight to prevent humidity from getting in, and it'll be ready to use when you reach camp.
Can kids use it to make their own trail snacks on a family camping trip?
Yes. It's a safe, no-knife, no-stove ingredient kids can mix into trail oats, fruit wraps, or celery sticks — a fun way to involve them in camp cooking.
How does this compare to carrying jars of regular peanut butter on a camping trip?
Regular peanut butter jars are heavy, can leak, and may go rancid in heat once opened. The powder is lighter, spill-proof, and shelf-stable, which is why most backpackers and car campers prefer it for outdoor trips.
Is this better than single-serve nut butter packets for thru-hiking?
Per gram, the bulk powder is significantly cheaper and produces less waste, but single-serve packets are more convenient for one-day hikes. Thru-hikers often decant powder into reusable pouches for the best of both.
How does PB2 compare to other powdered peanut butters for outdoor use?
PB2 is one of the most established brands, with a flavor profile frequently compared to regular grocery store peanut butter (like Skippy) and a strong 4g-of-protein-per-serving nutrition profile that outdoor users trust.
What if the powder gets moisture in it during a rainy trip?
If moisture gets in, the powder can clump or spoil. Always store it in a sealed zip bag or dry bag inside your pack, and if it does get damp, use it quickly rather than saving it for later in the trip.
I'm worried bears will be attracted to the smell — is this safer than regular nut butter?
The powder has a milder aroma than opened jars of regular nut butter, but it's still a peanut product and should be stored in a bear canister or hung in a bear bag wherever bears are active.
Will it actually keep me full on a long day of hiking?
Used at the doubled serving size (around 26g), it delivers roughly 10g of protein at about 120 calories, which is a meaningful contribution to trail-day satiety when combined with other meals and snacks.
How do I mix PB2 powdered peanut butter into a smooth shake without clumps?
Add a small splash of liquid first and stir the powder into a thick paste, then gradually add the remaining water, milk, or shake liquid while stirring. A shaker bottle or small blender gives the smoothest result, especially when the liquid is cold.
Can I bake with this product, and does it work as a 1:1 replacement for regular peanut butter?
Yes, it works well in low-carb baking like mug cakes, protein pancakes, and cookies. For most recipes you can substitute roughly 2 tablespoons of powder plus 1 tablespoon of water for every 1 tablespoon of regular peanut butter, adjusting to your preferred texture.
How should I store the 2lb jar after opening, and how long will it last?
Keep the lid tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry pantry. Because it's a dry powder with no oils going rancid like opened nut butter, it stays fresh for many months after opening, often well beyond the printed date when stored properly.
Is this product compatible with whey, casein, and plant-based protein powders?
Yes. It mixes cleanly with all major protein powder types — whey, casein, pea, rice, and soy — without clumping or flavor clashes, and adds a chocolate-peanut note to whatever protein you already use.
Will this product fit in a standard 2lb powder container or standard kitchen pantry shelf?
Yes. The 2lb jar is sized similarly to other 2lb pantry staples and fits on standard pantry shelves, in most kitchen cabinets, and on typical spice racks or pantry organizers.
What's in the jar when I unbox it, and do I need to buy anything else to start using it?
Each jar contains only the powdered chocolate peanut butter with cocoa. You'll want a shaker bottle, spoon, or small blender and any liquid of choice (water, milk, or plant-based milk) to mix it — no other accessories are required to start.
Is powdered peanut butter safe for people with peanut allergies?
No. PB2 is made from real peanuts and is not safe for anyone with a peanut allergy. It is also manufactured in facilities that may process other allergens, so always check the current label if you have additional allergy concerns.
Does the product contain added sugar, and is it safe for diabetic or low-sugar diets?
The cocoa variant contains a small amount of added sugar for flavor. It's far lower in sugar than traditional chocolate spreads, but if you're managing diabetes or following a strict low-sugar plan, review the current nutrition label or consider the Original or Pure variants, which contain less added sugar.
What's the difference between powdered peanut butter and regular peanut butter?
Powdered peanut butter is made by roasting peanuts, pressing out most of the natural oils, and grinding the remaining solids into a fine powder. This removes roughly 90% of the fat and most of the calories while keeping the roasted peanut flavor, so you get the taste of peanut butter with a much lighter nutritional profile and a longer, no-refrigeration shelf life.
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