Love peanut butter but hate it when your bread rips under your knife?

Tired of getting out the knife and scraping the jar?

Does peanut butter time always mean a mess, especially with kids?

Need exact measurements for consistent baking and recipes?

The Peanut Butter Pump is your perfect solution!

• Use on different kinds of nut butters - even crunchy peanut butter!
• Many features specifically designed for easy cleaning.
• Mechanism scrapes sides of the jar as you use it to get the most peanut butter you can!

Not only is the Peanut Butter Pump a great way to get the exact amount of peanut butter you need for sandwiches, smoothies, cookies, and hundreds more recipes, without the hassle of cleaning spoons or measuring cups.

The Peanut Butter Pump cleans the jar, so you don’t have to! Recycle without rinsing!

Once in use, no need to unscrew the lid! Small hands can use the peanut butter pump with ease without making a mess or struggling with a tight jar lid. Getting peanut butter has never been this easy!

Need a bunch of snacks in a hurry? Feed hungry kids on the go!

Easily assembled and disassembled for simple cleaning and dishwasher safe!

Easy treats for your pet, use it to fill your dog’s toy or to help them enjoy taking their medicine.

WARNING: Keep out of reach of dogs. You KNOW how much they love peanut butter and will do anything to get to it!

We made the Peanut Butter Pump to work with most 40 ounce containers on the market, so you won’t need to switch brands to use it.

Yes! It works on crunchy peanut butter, almond butter, and more. It should only be used for stabilized peanut butter. Varieties where the oil separates, like Laura Scudder's or Adams,  shouldn't be used.

Busy restaurants and cafeterias will love the Peanut Butter Pump!

• No need to remove a lid or get out the measuring cups to cook. Simply pump and go without any additional utensils and mess.
• The Peanut Butter Pump also reduces waste by scraping the sides of the jar for you, so you get as much peanut butter as possible. Perfect for a self-service area in a hotel or cafeteria.
• Each pump is measured for perfect portion control and consistent recipes.
• Helps keep a kitchen allergy safe by not contaminating different utensils
• Foodsafe components throughout:
• Food-grade silicone rubber inner valves
• Food-grade silicone rubber dispensing valves and caps
• Food-grade plastic tubes
• Food-grade stainless-steel spring

• Use the Sandwich Nozzle (aka Ribbon Nozzle) for making a sandwich in your desired thickness
• Use the Stream Nozzle for recipes
• Move quickly for regular thickness, or go more slowly for a thicker layer
• Each pump dispenses a fixed amount, so you can measure accurately every time
• Measurements are marked on the pump shaft to make food prep a breeze
• Special valves won’t stick or clog in the open position

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The Peanut Butter Pump features a Sliding Airlock Mechanism to ensure the perfect pump every time.

Our patent-pending device works by suction, pulling the airlock downward. The mechanism locks out the air, ensuring a good pump all the way to the end of the jar.

All parts are warranted against manufacturing defects. Limited lifetime warranty for all parts under normal household use, excepting the following: Valves and Sliding Airlock may require eventual replacement depending on use.

The Peanut Butter Pump fits most standard 40 oz jars, including the following brands*: Skippy, Jif, Kroger, Great Value (Walmart), Market Pantry (Target), and Kirkland (Costco).

Andy Scherer, the inventor, lives in Southern California, where they grow almost everything except peanuts. With a former career in financial services, he has discovered that working for peanuts is better than it sounds, and more fun than currency exchange. He is married with 3 children and 2 stepchildren, all grown. He enjoys bicycles, peanut butter cookies and good weather. He is thankful to God; to his supportive family; to America's peanut farmers, shellers and producers; and to the  innovators that gave us the peanut butter we enjoy today, beginning with George Washington Carver and carried forward by the Kellogg Bros., George Bayles and Joseph Rosenfield.

The Peanut Butter Pump was invented in 2017, after the inventor found himself with time on his hands, a love of peanut butter and some very soft bread. When his kids were small and he sent them to school with the traditional PB & J, he often thought that a pump for peanut butter would make his mornings easier, but between their homework and his job, there was no time to tinker with the idea. With the kids mostly grown up, and recently laid off from a corporate job, he decided now was the time.

It was a messy adventure. Sometimes the mess was in the garage, sometimes in the kitchen. But finally, many sandwiches later … Eureka! It worked! Sticky peanut butter and soft bread, together at last, and better than ever.

*These brands are not associated or affiliated with Peanut Butter Ventures in any way, and may change their jars at any time.