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mrmincent
1868 days ago
My mum spent a couple of years in the UK and refers to peanut butter as peanut paste. Could be a term for ‘spread’.
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zabzonk
1868 days ago
Us UK people call peanut butter "peanut butter" - it's what's written on the jar.
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mrmincent
1868 days ago
Maybe it’s an old Australian thing then :)
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SturgeonsLaw
1868 days ago
Nope, it's peanut butter here in Aus too. Maybe it's your mum's thing :)
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batiudrami
1868 days ago
in WA it was called peanut paste back in the 90s and prior. Uncommon to hear it now though
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forsakenkraken
1868 days ago
It definitely isn't a term for 'spread'. It specifically refers to meat or fish paste sandwiches. The paste comes in little tins. Meat is most common, but when I was a kid I loved crab paste.
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