Peanut Butter in Spain
I received a comment from a reader today who recently moved to Córdoba, Spain from the US, couldn’t find peanut butter (her comfort food), and was wondering if I could help her.
So, in case there are any other Americans out there are craving a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich in Spain, I thought I would list a few places where I’ve found peanut butter, at least here in Madrid.
1. Chinese alimentaciones (convenience stores) which actually import Skippy peanut butter with a Chinese label. I know of one on c/San Bernardino that always has peanut butter, but the brand changes sometimes.
2. Carrefour is a common grocery store that (at least in the past) carried a brand of peanut butter called Capitán Mani.
3. Hespen & Suárez - some specialty international stores like this one also carry peanut butter imported from the US. Here in Madrid we also have a couple “American stores” with all products imported from the States.
In every case, it’s going to cost you. You’ll most likely pay a few euros for a tiny jar.
Alternatively, you can either have a friend bring you some from the States, or pick some up in a country like The Netherlands where peanut butter can be found in your normal grocery store.
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amy said...
you can get Peter Pan at El Corte Ingles.
amy said...
sorry, I posted too soon…
I got the Peter Pan at El Corte Ingles in Cordoba.
Melissa said...
This is so funny that I stumbled across this. I’m going to the Corte today to try and find Peanut Butter. I’ve been here about 5 weeks and I’m DYING for a pb&j sandwich. I’ll let you know if they have it!