PB-JIFE! The Ultimate PB knife. Stir, scrape, and clean the BIG Jars

I’ve tried a few PB gadgets promising ease of use, keeping things clean, easier to spread/stir, etc. Everything ends up an extra chore, not fulfilling the promise, falls apart, or just equivalent to a normal knife or spoon. The PBJife ain’t that. It does EXACTLY what it says and does it well. It’s a simple device - we’re not reinventing the wheel here, but we are refining it.The PBJife is exactly the perfect length for a wide variety of jars, but most importantly for us it’s perfect for the giant jars of natural PB from Costco. The blade and handle connection were the point of biggest concern for me when buying it, but this thing is **solid**. There is no hint of flimsiness between handle and blade connection to the point it feels like a singular, solid piece. The PBJife does exactly what it promises to do, it’s made from quality materials, and the construction is flawless. I was quite pleasantly surprised by its quality on top of its usefulness. It’s the only tool we use now for PB-style spreads and it allows my kiddo to make their own sandwiches while staying clean, which I didn’t know if I’d ever see.100% recommend, especially for anyone needing assistance with large jars, natural PB stirring, and may have weaker hand strength (I also have arthritis in my hands and being able to use this to cut through the PB while stirring with less hand strength than a regular knife was awesome). You can pry my PBJife from my cold, dead hands.

I have tried many gadgets to stir natural nut butters in their jar. None have been great. This is sturdy and does get into the bottom and corners of the jar where the butters get thick. The long handle and design allow you to stir the oil back in to the very bottom ring of the jar.

I always complained why isn't there a butter knife long enough for the large jars of peanut butter. When the 40 ounce jar gets about halfway finished, I always got peanut butter all over my knuckles. This is exactly what I've been looking for. Works great, very sturdy blade & handle. Spreads the peanut butter nicely & gets every bit of peanut butter from the bottom of the jar. I used to throw it out rather than get my hand covered in peanut butter.

For years, I have been using various tools to get this job done.....stirring natural peanut butter. This is the best option yet. I think it has to do with the fact that it is long enough and strong enough and shaped correctly. It is easy to hold onto because of the large handle. The curve at the bottom mixes the peanut butter and it wipes off clean on the edge of the jar. I guess when something is invented to do one job, you expect it to do just that and it does.

This knife works well for getting out the last bits of PB from the bottom of the jar and for stirring up a new jar. It's not great for scraping the sides of a nearly-empty jar, just because the shape of it doesn't allow it to reach the sides very well. The shape of the top is good for scraping the bottom rim of the jar and getting the last bits out of the top rim as well. For stirring, it works well although it does flex a bit. It's very sturdy and large, so I don't use it for actually spreading the PB. I just use it when opening a new jar or finishing up a nearly-empty jar.