PBfit Peanut Powder Packets – Portable Gym Bag Protein for Efficient Post-Workout Recovery, No Measuring Needed
PBfit Peanut Powder Packets – Portable Gym Bag Protein for Efficient Post-Workout Recovery, No Measuring Needed
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Why you'll love it
- 82% less fat than traditional peanut butter while keeping the real roasted peanut taste
- Single-ingredient clean label (just roasted peanuts) appeals to clean-eating shoppers
- Accommodates multiple diets simultaneously — keto, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free
- 70-calorie serving delivers 9g of protein, making it an efficient lean protein source
- Variety pack options (Pumpkin Spice for fall baking, single-serve Classic packets) expand use occasions
- Single-serve 0.56 oz packets make it easy to take to work, gym, or travel without measuring
- Fine powder texture dissolves well and creates smooth consistency
- 70 calories per serving (2 tablespoons) with 9g protein and only 2g fat
- Works much better than regular peanut butter in water-based recipes (drinks, sauces, rice) because it mixes evenly
- Versatile enough to use in about 20 different recipes
- Great shelf life
- Cheaper alternative to commercial dog food toppers
- Only ingredient is peanuts - completely clean label
- Powder is so fine it can fly up like dust when scooping (behavioral observation, not complaint)
- Lasts a long time / one tub lasts about 4 months for one user
- Large 24oz tub available
- Fits dietary needs where regular peanut butter is too oily or fatty
- Tastes creamy just like regular peanut butter when mixed
Perfect for
- Pre-workout protein shake with 9g of plant-based protein
- Low-fat peanut butter spread for PB&J sandwiches
- Mixing into smoothie bowls and acai bowls for nutty flavor
- Baking peanut butter cookies, pancakes, waffles, and bread
- Adding to keto oatmeal or vegan chocolates for guilt-free flavor
- Mixing into chicken peanut stir fry sauce
- Incorporating into Ninja Creami frozen dessert recipes
- Making homemade protein bars
- Mixing into overnight oats
- Making protein balls
- Mixing with chocolate-flavored keto shake as a sugar-free Reese cup substitute
- Substituting into water-based sauces and rice where regular peanut butter won't mix evenly
- Pouring over dog food as a topper
- Using in pill wraps for dogs
- Stuffing Kong toys and bones for dogs
- Mixing with water to make a spreadable peanut butter substitute for toast or bagels
- Mixing with instant Reeses protein shake for picky child
- Mixing into Asian stir fry
- Mixing with GoGo squeeze packets for travel
PEANUT BUTTER POWDER: All-natural Pure Peanut has 82% less fat than traditional peanut butter. Made from roasted, powdered, and raw peanuts, it has real peanut flavor without the high fat, sugar, or salt
PROTEIN POWER: With 9g of protein 9%DV in one serving of natural, you'll get a boost of protein right before your workout. Add it to your morning shake or smoothie for a creamy peanut butter taste
ONE INGREDIENT: Made with 1 simple ingredient, peanuts, this powder is packed with peanut butter flavor without the added fillers. Try this PB powder in your favorite smoothies or baking recipes
DELICIOUSNESS DEFINED: Pure peanut butter powder is gluten-free, dairy-free, and soy-free but not taste-free. Mix this powdered keto peanut butter into bread, cookies, pancake batter, and waffles
EDUCATE YOUR TASTEBUDS: BetterBody Foods products combine better for you ingredients with delicious flavor. We are committed to healthy, natural, and organic foods made with natural, simple ingredients
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep the single-serve packets at my desk for a quick protein boost between meetings?
Yes. The 0.56oz single-serve packets are designed for exactly this. Toss a few in your desk drawer, gym bag, or laptop sleeve, and you can stir one into water, oatmeal, or a shake in under a minute without measuring or cleaning a scoop.
Will mixing this into my morning coffee or shake actually help me focus?
Many remote workers and students use it as a steady protein source to avoid the mid-morning crash. With 9g of protein and 70 calories per serving, it provides fuel without the heavy fat that can make you sluggish, so you can pair it with your focus ritual.
How fast is preparation when I am on a tight schedule?
Preparation takes about 30 seconds. Add one packet or two tablespoons of powder to water, a shake, or oatmeal and stir or shake. There is no blender required for most uses, which makes it ideal for a home office or study environment.
Can I meal prep a whole week of recipes with one tub?
Yes. The 24oz tub yields roughly 50 servings, so a single batch is enough to power a full week of meal-prepped smoothies, overnight oats, protein balls, and stir fry sauces. Many users report that one tub lasts a single person about four months.
Does it dissolve well in cold water, or do I need a blender?
It dissolves well in cold water when shaken in a bottle or stirred vigorously, and even more smoothly when blended. The fine powder is specifically milled to avoid the oil separation and clumping that regular peanut butter causes in water-based recipes.
Is this a good budget-friendly protein option for someone working long hours?
Yes. Because the tub is large and the macros are concentrated, the cost per gram of protein is generally lower than most pre-made shakes, protein bars, or commercial peanut butter. It is a cost-efficient way to hit your protein target on a busy schedule.
How does this compare to a scoop of whey protein for office use?
Whey delivers more protein per scoop, but PBfit adds roasted peanut flavor and healthy satisfaction in a smaller protein dose. If you want a plant-based, dairy-free, soy-free option that doubles as a baking and cooking ingredient, PBfit is more versatile for a productivity-focused kitchen.
Is it portable enough to pack for a work trip without leaking?
Yes. The 30-count single-serve packets are individually sealed and pack flat, so they slide into a carry-on, briefcase, or laptop bag without any mess. The bulk tub works fine for hotel fridges if you prefer to scoop your own servings.
I'm worried about cleanup. Does the powder stick to everything?
The powder is very fine, so it can puff up like dust when scooped quickly. A simple tip is to scoop slowly close to the surface, or pour the powder below the liquid line. Once mixed, it rinses clean from shakers and bottles with warm water.
Can I add it to recipes I batch on Sunday for the whole work week?
Yes. It works beautifully in overnight oats, homemade protein bars, protein balls, pancake batter, and stir fry sauces, all of which store well in the fridge for 4 to 5 days. You can prep five days of meals with one tub and minimal cleanup.
Will it give me energy without making me feel heavy before a presentation?
Yes. At 70 calories and only 2g of fat per serving, it is light enough to eat 30 to 60 minutes before a meeting, workout, or study session. Many users combine it with a banana or instant coffee for steady, jitter-free focus.
Is there a way to use this in savory workweek lunches?
Absolutely. Stir it into a chicken peanut stir fry sauce, mix it into rice dishes, or whisk it into Asian-inspired salad dressings. Because it mixes evenly into water-based sauces, it is far more reliable than regular peanut butter, which tends to clump and separate.
Does it need to be refrigerated, or can I leave it in a pantry?
No refrigeration needed. The dry powder is shelf stable and should be stored in a cool, dry place with the lid sealed. This makes it easy to keep one tub at home and a few packets at the office without any special storage.
I tried regular peanut butter in my shake and it clumped. Will this work better?
Yes, this is one of the main reasons people switch. Because the oil is pressed out during manufacturing, the powder mixes evenly into water-based recipes like shakes, sauces, and rice without the oily separation that ruins the texture of regular peanut butter.
Is the price per serving worth it compared to a protein bar?
Most users find it to be a more affordable protein source than name-brand protein bars, especially when bought in the 24oz tub. A single serving of PBfit typically costs less than a premium bar while delivering 9g of clean, plant-based protein.
Will it help me stay full through a long afternoon of back-to-back calls?
Yes. The combination of 9g of protein and roasted peanut flavor helps curb hunger between meals. Many remote workers blend it into a mid-afternoon smoothie or stir it into Greek yogurt to bridge the gap between lunch and dinner.
How do I mix PBfit into a basic shake or smoothie?
Add 2 tablespoons of PBfit powder to 8 to 12 ounces of water, milk, or a milk alternative. Shake in a bottle for 15 to 20 seconds or blend for a smoother finish. For a thicker smoothie, add a banana, frozen berries, or ice before blending.
How do I make a spreadable peanut butter substitute for toast?
Mix 2 tablespoons of PBfit powder with 1 to 1.5 tablespoons of water in a small bowl and stir until smooth. Adjust the water up or down until you reach your preferred spread consistency. Use it on toast, bagels, or sandwiches just like regular peanut butter.
How do I bake with PBfit instead of regular peanut butter?
Use a 1:1 ratio by volume. Replace each 2-tablespoon measure of peanut butter with 2 tablespoons of PBfit powder, and add a small amount of water or oil to bring the batter back to the right texture. This works in cookies, pancakes, waffles, breads, and protein bars.
Does this work with a Ninja Creami or similar frozen dessert machine?
Yes. PBfit is popular in Ninja Creami recipes because the powder mixes into the base evenly without the oil separation that happens with regular peanut butter. Add 2 to 4 tablespoons per pint of base for a creamy, high-protein frozen dessert.
Can I use this with a keto protein shake to make a sugar-free Reese cup drink?
Yes. Mix 2 tablespoons of PBfit with 8 to 10 ounces of a chocolate-flavored keto shake. The combination delivers a Reese-cup flavor without added sugar, and keeps the fat low compared to using regular peanut butter.
What comes in the box when I order the 30-count packet variety?
Each box contains 30 individually sealed 0.56oz single-serve packets of PBfit. The packets are ready to tear open and pour, so you do not need to buy a separate scoop or container. The 24oz tub is sold separately and does not include packets.
Is this product safe for people with peanut allergies?
No. PBfit is made from real peanuts, so it is not safe for anyone with a peanut allergy. The product is also processed in facilities that may handle other allergens, so always read the packaging for the most current allergen statement if you or a household member has sensitivities.
Is this product safe for dogs?
Plain, unsalted, unsweetened peanut powder like PBfit is generally considered safe for dogs in small amounts. Many dog owners use it as a food topper, in Kong stuffers, or as a pill wrap. Avoid any peanut product that contains xylitol, and always check with your veterinarian before adding new foods to your dog's diet.
What is the difference between powdered peanut butter and regular peanut butter?
Regular peanut butter is made by grinding roasted peanuts into a spread with all of their natural oil. Powdered peanut butter is made by pressing most of that oil out and grinding the remaining solids into a fine powder. The result is a product with 82% less fat, more protein per calorie, and a texture that mixes into water-based recipes like shakes, sauces, and rice without separating.
