Professor Nutz Nutz About Chocolate is the brand's fiber-enhanced peanut butter built around a rich chocolate flavor, aimed squarely at anyone who wants a chocolate spread without the calorie load that normally comes with one. Same six-ingredient base: Double Roasted Runner Peanuts, Corn Fiber, Grape Seed Extract, Sea Salt (RealSalt), Stevia Plant Extract, and Organic Safflower Lecithin. Double roasted runner peanuts carry 7g of protein per ounce, more than any other nut on the market. Low carb and low sugar, which makes it a workable option on keto or any low-carb plan. Certified aflatoxin-free and fortified with RealSalt. 11 servings per jar.
Nutrition Facts: Professor Nutz Nutz About Chocolate (Per 2 Tbsp Serving)
- Protein: about 7 to 9g
- Total Fat: 16 to 17g (conventional panel)
- Calories: about 200 to 214 (conventional panel)
- Dietary Fiber: 2.4 to 4.7g
- Sugar: about 1g or less, no added sugar
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- 11 servings per jar
Ingredients
- Double Roasted Runner Peanuts, Corn Fiber, Grape Seed Extract, Sea Salt (RealSalt), Stevia Plant Extract, Organic Safflower Lecithin, plus chocolate flavor
- 30 Essential Vitamins and Minerals
- Certified aflatoxin-free, non-GMO
- Contains Peanuts
- Exact macros vary slightly between flavors
About the Two Calorie Numbers
You will see two very different figures for this product. The conventional nutrition panel reads roughly 200 to 214 calories per 2 tablespoon serving with 16 to 17g of fat, measured the same way every other food label is measured. Professor Nutz also publishes a digestibility corrected figure in the 28 to 44 calorie range with 0g digested fat, based on the claim that the added resistant fiber binds fat and carries much of it through undigested. How much you actually digest varies. We list the conventional panel above so it tracks consistently against everything else in your log, and you can treat the corrected figure as the brand's own claim rather than a label standard.
Built for Low-Carb and Keto
The chocolate flavor is specifically positioned as a low-calorie, low-carb treat for ketogenic and low-carb diets. Resistant starches and added fiber reduce net carb impact, and sweetness comes from stevia rather than added sugar, so a chocolate spread stops being something you have to cut out entirely.
The Peanut Itself
Most people assume almonds and walnuts are the best nuts for protein. Double roasted runner peanuts deliver 7g per ounce against 6g for almonds and 4g for walnuts. The peanut relationship dates to 1946, with the crop managed from seed through the growing fields, and the finished product is certified aflatoxin-free, which is a genuine quality marker in this category.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this like a chocolate hazelnut spread?
It is a chocolate-flavored peanut butter, not a hazelnut spread, and it carries far less sugar than the typical chocolate spread. -
Which calorie number should I track?
Use the conventional panel, roughly 200 to 214 per serving, to stay consistent with the rest of your tracking. -
Is it keto friendly?
It is positioned as a low-calorie, low-carb option for ketogenic and low-carb diets. Check the jar's panel against your own carb targets. -
Does it contain added sugar?
No. Sweetness comes from stevia plant extract.
How to Enjoy
Spread it, stir it into oatmeal or a shake, bake with it, or eat it straight. Portion it, because 11 servings a jar disappears quickly with a spoon. Store in a cool, dry place. Contains Peanuts. Keep out of reach of children.
Why Buy at Get Yok'd
- Real-time inventory across all six Southern California stores
- Available in Burbank, Glendale, Glendale Galleria, North Hollywood, Northridge, and Pasadena
- Authorized Professor Nutz retailer, carrying Nutz About Chocolate alongside Old School Smooth, Prince of Pistachio, and Cookie n' Cream
- Staff who can tell you which flavors are currently in stock
- One of the best loyalty programs in the supplement industry: earn rewards on every purchase