Chickpea Butter Spread - Creamy (12 Oz)

I've tried a few other chickpea-butters and, by far, like The Amazing Chickpea brand the best. Personally, it isn't that important to me that it taste exactly peanut butter, as I don't eat peanut butter. What I appreciate about The Amazing Chickpea is its balance of nuttiness, saltiness, and sweetness (without tons of sodium or sugar. And no cholesterol!) It is definitely not overwhelmingly chickpea-flavored. The creamy version is extremely smooth and spreadable. Honestly, I eat it right out of the jar.Also, there was a slight mistake in an order I made, and their customer service rectified it right away. So very nice to have responsive, thoughtful customer service. Definitely recommend!

Is there anything you can’t do with a chickpea?This is a good alternative if your kiddo wants something other than sunflower seed butter at your nut-free school.

Delicious and kidney stone friendly and nutritious profileJust as good or better than peanut butterSmooth and creamySeller's price is competitive, but shipping is SOOOO PRICEY I'm going to try another brand on Amazon.

This is the best peanut butter substitute I've come across so far, and even my picky 6 year old likes it. The flavor is nicely toasty-- not as sweet as many peanut butters, and a bit earthier, but I actually like it a lot. It has a hint of sunflower seed flavor but not much. The mouthfeel is different than peanut butter, though-- looser and stickier, as if the peanut butter had been warmed up just until it was almost runny, but still sticky and mouth-coating. It's definitely noticeable, even in a sandwich, but for me that's not a dealbreaker. This will be so useful this summer for my kid's nut-free camp!

If it was just plain chickpeas and nuts I would love this. Bummer. Taste is good, but too much sugar and the palm oil is just wrong on so many levels.

My issue is limiting Oxalates due to kidney stones. All nut butters are off my food list as being HIGH in oxalates.Chickpeas are moderate in oxalates.I have sooo missed PB&J. I have tried a number of substitutes, but none have come close to the taste/texture. Though the golden peabutter was lower oxalate, less calories and fat - it was too sweet to win the "aahhh" factorThis is a great substitute. It is a little looser than Skippy, but it melts very well on toasted English muffins and totally wins the "aahhh" factor. I have allowed my self the luxury of PB&J each morning this week. I have already order my 2&3rd jar.Oh, yes, I would recommend it to friends.

I did not like this whatsoever. It does not have a nutty flavor and does not taste similar to peanut butter. I did not like this, I’ll stick with Almond butter for now. What a waste of money! This was not cheap. Now I have to keep looking for a peanut butter alternative.

This product has a pleasant flavor. I don't care for the grainy texture. It separates and needs to be stirred before each use. This is an expensive alternative to nut butters. I have tasted better brands than this one.