Peanut Better Whey Protein Isolate – Real Peanuts

Founded in 2012 by Tony Meives, Pure Choice Farms is a family-owned company based in Madison, Wisconsin. Tony grew up working around his family’s cheese business and built the brand around whey, a byproduct of cheesemaking. The company emphasizes relationships with Wisconsin dairy farms and a shorter route from producer to customer. Its product range reflects Tony’s interest in practical ingredients for shakes and smoothies, with plant powders later added alongside the original whey business.

Peanut Better brings real roasted peanuts to a cold-filtered whey protein isolate base. Sugar, salt and stevia round out the listed formula, which is designed for shoppers who enjoy peanut flavor in shakes and smoothies. The current supplier container image and pictured nutrition panel both show 28 g protein per serving; the nutrition panel specifies a 38 g serving. Some older packaging photographs show a different protein figure.

Pair Peanut Better with ingredients that fit your preferred peanut-flavored drink or recipe. Check your chosen liquid’s ingredients as well as the powder’s, especially when preparing food for someone else. This flavor contains peanuts as an intentional ingredient, in addition to milk-derived whey. It is also sweetened with stevia and sugar, so it should not be selected as an unsweetened alternative to Original.

Product Features

• Real roasted peanuts in the ingredient list
• Sugar and stevia sweetening
• 28 g protein per pictured 38 g serving
• 12 oz through 36 lb total-weight options

Product Specifications

• Maker: Pure Choice Farms
• Formula: Peanut Better whey protein isolate
• Available total weights: 12 oz, 2 lb, 4 lb, 6 lb, 18 lb and 36 lb
• Peanut Better: per pictured 38 g serving, 158 calories, 28 g protein, 2.5 g total fat, 6.7 g carbohydrate, 0.8 g total sugars and 148 mg sodium.
• The supplier describes 4 lb as two 2 lb bags and 18 lb/36 lb as multiple 6 lb containers.

Nutrition figures describe the pictured manufacturer panel for the named formula. Check the label on the package received for the current declaration; package designs and serving information can change.

What Is in the Package

This is a dry milk-derived whey protein powder. Select the formula and quantity shown in the product selector. The package photograph illustrates a format or flavor and should be read alongside the selected option.

Storage and Care

Store whey powder cool, dry and sealed, as directed by the manufacturer’s FAQ. The FAQ gives a two-year shelf life from manufacture and advises against using whey older than two years. Follow the actual package date; a duration after opening is not specified. Use a clean, dry scoop and close the container between uses.