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Nutritional Analysis of Peanut Butter (Crunchy)

(one serving=2 tablespoons of peanut butter)

Nutrient

Percent Daily Value* (amount)

Importance

Calories
10% (190 calories)
Energy!
Protein
13% (8g)
Needed to repair body tissues and develop new ones, to maintain fluid levels and to make antibodies which ward off disease and infection.
Fiber
8% (2g)
Fiber reduces the risk of some types of cancer, helps control blood sugar levels and may help reduce the level of cholesterol in your blood.
Total Fat
unsaturated
saturated
24% (16g)
29% (13g)
13% (3g)
Most concentrated source of energy in the diet. Carries fat soluble vitamins such as A, D and E and helps maintain healthy skin.
Vitamin E
22% (2mg)
Vital antioxidant which protects Vitamin A and body's cells and tissues from damage. Important for the immune system. May aid in the prevention of tumor growth.
Niacin
24% (4mg)
Important in the release of energy from the food we eat and the maintenance of healthy skin, the nervous system and the digestive tract.
Folate
7.5% (30mcg)
Important for the development of new cells, particularly during growth and pregnancy.
Vitamin B6
8% (0.15mg)
Makes and breaks down proteins and makes red blood cells used to transport oxygen in the body.
Thiamin (B1)
3% (0.04mg)
Needed to ensure normal functioning of the nervous system, appetite and digestion.
Riboflavin (B2)
2% (0.04mg)
Releases energy from the food we eat, helps skin stay healthy and assists in the normal functioning of the eyes.
Magnesium
15% (52mg)
Important in the building of bones and teeth, creation of protein, transmission of nerve impulses and maintenance of body temperature.
Phosphorus
13% (104mg)
Component of all soft tissues. Fundamental to growth and maintenance of bones and teeth.
Copper
9% (0.17mg)
Important to the formation of hemoglobin, health of bones, blood vessels and nerves.
Potassium
7% (244mg)
Needed to ensure the body's water balance and create protein. Helps release energy from nutrients. Aids in nerve impulse transmission.
Iron
6% (0.62mg)
Aids in the transport and distribution of oxygen in the body's cells.
Zinc
6% (0.91mg)
Aids in the formation of protein, wound healing, blood formation, taste perception, appetite, and night vision.
Calcium
2% (13mg)
Needed for the development and maintenance of healthy bones and teeth.

*based on 2,000 calories

 
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