Compared to a time-honored and traditional brand, Justin's is a dark horse among rising stars. It was a national hit when it was launched in 2004, and in 2016 Hormel Hormel bought it, and Justin's and Skippy became siblings, but in completely different positions. Skippy is a traditional synthetic peanut butter, while Justin's is all natural, free of added chemicals, artificial flavors and preservatives, and is the first nut butter brand to launch a squeeze pack, a 1.15 oz squeeze pack that is very portable and ready to eat.
 
Justin's Classic Peanut Butter uses palm oil instead of hydrogenated vegetable oil, but it is still thin and flowing, and can be poured straight out of the jar. The formula contains only 25mg of sodium per serving and only 2g of added sugar, which makes it taste very blank and monotonous. However, lower carbohydrates and higher protein and unsaturated fats make it less likely to spike in blood sugar levels and feel fuller longer, so using Justin's with oatmeal or other snacks is a great way to boost energy and drive away hunger.
 
If you're looking for a better taste, Honey Peanut Butter is the better choice. Infused with sea salt and honey, it fills in all the shortcomings of the classic style, making it a tastier choice if you don't need to lose fat for fitness. Both are available in 1.15-ounce squeeze packs and 16/28-ounce cans, priced from $0.79 to $9.74 (about 5.5-67.7 yuan).