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	<title>Comments on: What exactly is a sugar high?</title>
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		<title>By: Amy Vernon</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amy Vernon</dc:creator>
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		<description>If you have a Costco membership, they have their own brand of peanut butter that has nothing but peanuts in it. The very first time you open it, you have to stir it (use something long and do it in the sink or next to it, in case some of the oil glops over the edge as you stir), but after that you don&#039;t have to stir it to keep it from separating. It&#039;s very tasty and there&#039;s no sugar except what&#039;s naturally in the peanuts. And it&#039;s less expensive than Skippy too (I grew up eating Skippy and still love it, but there&#039;s too much corn syrup in it. Who needs corn syrup â€” any sugar, for that matter â€” in peanut butter?)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you have a Costco membership, they have their own brand of peanut butter that has nothing but peanuts in it. The very first time you open it, you have to stir it (use something long and do it in the sink or next to it, in case some of the oil glops over the edge as you stir), but after that you don&#8217;t have to stir it to keep it from separating. It&#8217;s very tasty and there&#8217;s no sugar except what&#8217;s naturally in the peanuts. And it&#8217;s less expensive than Skippy too (I grew up eating Skippy and still love it, but there&#8217;s too much corn syrup in it. Who needs corn syrup â€” any sugar, for that matter â€” in peanut butter?)</p>
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