Pip & Nut's trans inclusion policy

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We buy loads of this stuff as we are big peanut butter consumers in my household. Not any more though after seeing this policy. Imagine being a GC person working for this company 🙁As ever, their definition of "inclusion" centres firmly around one protected characteristic, and to hell with anyone who thinks sex matters in certain situations.

Can anyone recommend a good crunchy, oil free peanut butter with just just a sprinkling of salt sold in 1kg tubs 🙏🏻

I haven't tried the hot and smoky one. The bacon flavour one sounded intriguing but was less bacony than I hoped. I've also generally been disappointed with flavoured nut butters. Particularly the Marmite one. I love the peanut butter/Marmite combo but the combination products was less than the sum of its parts.

Thank you for the tipoff, will stop buying from them!

They have said they don't support the code of practice and that there are organisations better placed than them to explain the consequences of it, and they link to the Good Law Project 🙃

The same GLP who lost their High Court challenge to the interim guidance on all grounds?

Yes!! It’s revolting! Pip and Nuts is so thin, it won’t stay on the knife. Their Almond Butter is the same - utterly gross, like oil with bits of nut in.

I buy Meridian too. They do large jars (750g, I think). Whole Earth did do a tub, but I find their nut butters can be a bit hard and dry.

Thanks for this. I’ll also be taking my custome elsewhere and have emailed Pip & Nut to explain why. Here’s the email for feedback [email protected]

My mother always bought Meridian peanut butter because it's our family's preferred brand of tahini (which I do like, unlike peanut butter). My kids inform me they prefer it when I buy Sunpat. I'm learning a lot about peanut butter today. Not sure it's worth it.

they do - great big tubs.

So is this American company suggesting that they're going to follow the law in the UK (while obviously being very unhappy about it) because they don't want to find themselves in court?

Or are they going to break the law? Because their peanut butter is exceptionally 'inclusive'.

They are so inclusive they are making peanut butter for people with a nut allergy and are happy to see what happens.

Oh no, I love their dark roast one! Oh well, ex-customer now!

I buy from them, but unfortunately, for me, it’s a slippery slope for bulk buying and I am now stocked up for the apocalypse