There is some saturated fat in nuts, but not a lot -- less than 3g per
serving.  The other fats are healthy fats -- monounsaturated,
polyunsaturated, Omega 6.  There are all kinds of proven health
benefits of peanuts and other nuts, and there's evidence they help
control weight.  Here's a good site with information about the
benefits of peanuts:

http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=101

By "nutritional profile", I just meant what's on the back of the jar,
compared to the information for real peanut butter.  I looked up your
Better 'N Peanut Butter online and found the following info for a 2
tbsp serving:

Calories: 100
Fat: 2.5g (saturated fat 0)
Sodium: 190 mg
Carbs: 13g (fiber 0, sugars 2)
Protein: 4g

Ingredients: peanuts (as defatted peanut flour and natural peanut
butter), tapioca syrup, pure water, dehydrated cane juice, rice syrup,
vegetable glycerin, soy flour, salt, tapioca starch, natural flavors,
paprika & annatto, calcium carbonate, lecithin, vitamins E & C
(antioxidants)

By contrast, my jar of Trader Joe's Crunchy Unsalted Peanut Butter,
for the same size serving, has:

Calories: 210
Fat: 17g (saturated fat 3)
Sodium: 5mg
Carbs: 6g (fiber 3, sugars 2)
Protein: 7g

Ingredients: dry roasted peanuts

So, mine has a lot more calories, but -- apart from the 3g saturated
fat, perhaps (I don't worry as much about it in moderation), they're
all good-for-you stuff: heart-healthy fats, fiber, and more protein.
Yours has most of the healthy stuff taken out and replaced with filler
products, and I've no doubt mine tastes better.  (Compare the two
ingredient lists :-) .)  I use many kinds of diet products (such as
fat-free cheeses) to reduce calorie intake, but this is a place where
the trade-off is not at all diet-friendly.  You might like to do a bit
of reading about heart-healthy fats; the data is impressive.

By the way, if you want serious nutritional profile data, here's a
great site:

http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search

However, I don't think you can look up specific brand products such as
your pseudo peanut butter.

Chris
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