Trader Joe’s Peanut Brittle Reviews
- SUGAR
- GLUCOSE SYRUP (WHEAT)
- ROASTED PEANUTS
- UNSALTED BUTTER (CREAM [MILK])
- SALT
- SODIUM BICARBONATE
- CARAMEL (COLOR)
- NATURAL FLAVOR
- CONTAINS MILK, WHEAT, PEANUT.
- MAY CONTAIN EGG, ALMOND, COCONUT, PECAN, PISTACHIO.
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A Human –
From Candy Blergh 2010:
“After opening the package and biting into one, I know what this is, and it isn’t “soft peanut brittle.”
They’re like Butterfinger or Clark Bars. Flaky layers of peanut butter crunch. It’s all covered in chocolate and striped with some darker chocolate.
The milk chocolate coating is a bit scuffed on all of them. The stand up pouch is economical, it holds a half a pound, but the bars aren’t well protected. Each little bar is about an inch and a quarter long and three quarters of an inch wide. It’s one big bite or two small ones.
The crispy layers are soft and have an kind of melt that’s like halva and a bit like cotton candy, with spindly & spiky shards of hard candy infused with the flavor of peanut butter. It’s a little sweet, a little salty and a lot nutty. There’s no molasses in there, which often helps to support the deep roasted flavors of the nuts and the woodsy notes of the chocolate. They’re quite munchable, definitely something I’d like to have while watching a movie.
The price is decent, especially because this version uses no artificial colors or flavors and has a real chocolate coating.
he back of the package suggests using it in desserts, like chopping it up and crumbling it on top of a cake or ice cream. No wrappers makes that infinitely simpler. But no wrappers also encourages endless munching. So just remember, you’ll have to control yourself once you open the bag (which has a zipper top).”