Omg wtf is xylitol and why do I have to worry about giving my doggie peanut butter now

[Lytbryt]

Why tf they putting artifical sweetener in peanut butter dont they now people like to give their dog peanut butter to take medicine and for treats and stuff? Its like they want ur dog to get sick! Omg anyway turns out Peter Pan peanut butter doesnt have the xilitol so my doggie is safe..... I hope

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

Sounds like some kind of medicine for xylophone players...

[lupin_bebop]

I want to give you something:

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They are called “punctuation”. I suggest you use them in the future. That way, you don’t look like a fucking 8 year old in an adult’s brain. 

Edited October 8, 2019 by lupin_bebop

[scoobdog]

19 hours ago, Lytbryt said:

Why tf they putting artifical sweetener in peanut butter dont they now people like to give their dog peanut butter to take medicine and for treats and stuff? Its like they want ur dog to get sick! Omg anyway turns out Peter Pan peanut butter doesnt have the xilitol so my doggie is safe..... I hope

The best is always fresh peanut butter when you can get it.  I don't really know why you would have sugar in peanut butter, though.

[Lytbryt]

1 hour ago, lupin_bebop said:

I want to give you something:

. , : ; ( ) /\” ? ! ‘ 

They are called “punctuation”. I suggest you use them in the future. That way, you don’t look like a fucking 8 year old in an adult’s brain. 

I used punctuition

[Lytbryt]

2 minutes ago, scoobdog said:

The best is always fresh peanut butter when you can get it.  I don't really know why you would have sugar in peanut butter, though.

Most peanut butter have sugar I just dont know why xylitol is in peantu butter it is a artifical sweetner

[scoobdog]

Just now, Lytbryt said:

Most peanut butter have sugar I just dont know why xylitol is in peantu butter it is a artifical sweetner

It's probably a preservative of sorts.

[jackiemarie90]

Xylitol is an artificial sweetener that has 0 calories. I used to love putting it in my coffee and teas when I used to live across the street from a whole foods. lol But I do know that if you consume too much xylitol, like idk 4 sugar size packets of it, you can get diarrhea pretty easily. I know it's in a shit ton of gum packs and you can find it in alot of places.  

[scoobdog]

I know regular sugar can be used for preservation purposes since it does slow the growth of bacteria, but I'm not sure if an artificial substitute can do the same.

[rpgamer]

More likely it's just cheaper or something. And Americans are fatasses who have to have sugar in everything.

No joke, just discovered sugar as a listed ingredient in this jar of roasted+salted sunflower kernels. Not just sugar. Also has corn syrup solids and maltodextrin. Literally three sugars in a product that really should have two ingredients.

[Sir Teddybar Gut Fullung]

Because reasons?

[PhilosipherStoned]

Most of the shit in cheap manufactured peanut butter is artificial shit.. Peanut factories like literally everything these days have had food poisoning outbreaks traced to their processing plants so it only makes since they'd turn to more artificial means to keep up with demands.  More nutella, and artificial "peanut butter" Spreads would take advantage of that to me..

Just know when you buy some peanut butter, or even some humble oatmeal, and raisins if your one of the over dignified vegans that need a human centipede experierience in their life.. All processed foods no matter what the consistency is in the U.S., get approved by the FDA that allows certain amounts of bugs and excrement to be present in the shit. I mean I hate to say it's true.. but it is.. not all peanut butter brands use artificial sweeteners etc it's just the trend.. 

I guess you are looking at something like this is the only reason I say that...https://www.thedodo.com/ingrediant-could-be-deadly-dog-1449364385.html

 

 

 

Edited October 10, 2019 by PhilosipherStoned