Aside from its lower calorie and fat content, powdered peanut butter may also be more versatile in terms of recipe add-ins. According to Lose It! in-house registered dietitian Anna Smith ...

Line baking sheet with parchment or waxed paper and set aside. Combine powdered sugar, peanut butter, butter, vanilla and salt in large mixing bowl and beat well with wooden spoon (or knead by hand) ...

These simple chicken noodles are full of nutty flavour from a simple soy and peanut sauce. Using a bag of ready-chopped stir-fry vegetables saves time and money. This recipe is part of a budget ...

You can sprinkle the powder directly onto the food to your liking. If you're following a recipe that calls for a set amount ...

This recipe can be gluten-free if you use suitable oats (naturally gluten-free, but often produced in factories that aren't, so check the label). Most peanut butter is also gluten-free ...

Plus, cocoa powder marries well with many peanut butter-centric recipes, which means you'll never find yourself limited to a single use. Cocoa powder comes in three primary shades of flavor ...

The cute cookies are great for serving at your spooky gathering or for using up leftover Halloween candy. Natural peanut butter and buttermilk add unexpected nuance to an otherwise standard cookie ...