Natural Peanut Butter Stirrer Fits 12-30 oz Jars | Stainless Steel | for Mixing Various Butter & Jam

It works! The lid doesn't screw on which would be ideal but it does fit & prevents a lot of messy overflow. Takes some muscle & isn't instantaneous but how could it be? Lastly the clever little spatula really cleans of the stir stick with one pass through. Seems a little pricey for what it is (1 piece of metal & 2 pieces of plastic) but this version offers more than the cheaper ones without a lid or spatula/cleaner. If you eat alot of PB, its definitely worth it.

I have to say, I just really appreciate the thought that went into designing this. When I decided to eat healthier PB, I searched for something to mix it up in the jar. I’ve had this for almost a year now and it works great! I spin it 20-30 times and the PB is well mixed. I’m so impressed with the spatula too, the designer really thought of everything. The spatula works great to effectively scrape off 99% of the PB into the jar as I lift out the stirrer. Well done. I highly recommend.

slightly lightweight, but it works.

Let the natural peanut butter sit upside down for a couple of days. Once the oil has gone to the bottom of the jar, it is so easy to mix it in the jar. I used to empty the jar into a bowl and stir the peanut butter and oil together. This is so much more convenient.

If you like natural peanut butter this is a must have.

It's actually slower to use than a butter knife. Plus, it doesn't stir the very bottom. It reaches, but you really need a knife to really do a good job. I almost returned it, but decided to keep it in case I buy a thicker peanut butter that is tough. Currently, I buy a brand that has a lot of oil in it and is pretty liquidy, so stirring isn't an issue. But the tool to clean it off with is really nice.

This is a clever idea, but man is it hard to mix up the peanut butter in the jar. I found it difficult to stir the PB with this little thing, but when I could manage it the PB got mixed fairly well. Not great but good. Still lots of oil and pockets of unmixed ingredients. The little metal dongle does clean off the squiggly mixer thingy very well. Should you spend your money on this? IMO, no. Grab that new jar of natural PB and a spatula and toss it into a bowl, or better yet, your mixer. Let the machine do the work. You could also stir with a spatula only. But the idea that you can mix up a brand new jar of PB in its own container is crazy. The PB and oil just plop out over the edges no matter how careful you are. Now if you have more muscles than I do (not hard to do) and the patience of a saint or the type A attention to detail that doesn't let you do anything incorrectly, you could use this successfully. Otherwise expect sore arms and a messy countertop.

I bought this for my boyfriend for Christmas, and it was a wonderful stocking stuffer. It works as advertised, and it is very simple and easy to use.

I've just mixed my second jar of peanut butter. This weird-looking device works perfectly. It takes time, but it does a great job without making a mess. Solid stainless steel, it should last several lifetimes. The little hole in the flat piece is just right for getting _all_ the peanut butter off the stirrer. Only downside: . . . . Your wrist will get a workout. But it's not nearly as hard to work as a knife or fork.

Don't you just hate it when the nut butter goes hard? I have a connective tissue disorder and several times have hurt my wrist trying to stir the oil in with a knife. This really makes it a breeze. It doesn't look like much, but it does the job painlessly.

Si funciona, tardas un poquito cuando esta muy separada la crema pero si logra quedar homogénea

This is a great little device but if you need it for jars with an opening of 3.5" like the Adam's Peanut Butter from Costco then you basically have to hold the silicone cover in place with one hand and stir with the other. It would have been great if the company had incorporated one more size up when they designed it because it works well.

Cet objet est un must à avoir si tu es de type beurre d’arachide naturel! Idéal pour bien brasser le beurre afin que l’huile s’y mélange sans dégât!