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Is a colloid mill for peanut butter actually necessary for a smooth commercial product?

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    Stephen
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    Is a colloid mill for peanut butter actually necessary for a smooth commercial product?

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    A colloid mill for peanut butter is commonly used in commercial production to achieve the smooth, consistent texture consumers expect, by reducing roasted peanut particles to a fine, uniform size and evenly distributing natural oils throughout the paste. Without this level of shear processing, peanut butter tends to have a grainier texture and less stable oil distribution over its shelf life.

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