Selects: How Peanut Butter Works
On this episode of Stuff You Should Know, Josh and Chuck dive into the surprisingly rich and weird history of peanut butter, exploring its origins, cultural significance, and why it’s considered an American staple—even though it wasn’t even invented in the U.S. The conversation is packe
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