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In this video, I demonstrate how to make fresh, homemade peanut butter using a small mortar and pestle. Living without access to electricity, I crush whole roasted peanuts by hand, showing how to achieve a smooth peanut butter consistency without the added salt and oil found in store-bought varieties. This process is not only a good exercise but also a rewarding way to enjoy natural peanut butter with full control over the ingredients.

Summary:
The speaker explains their process of making peanut butter by hand using a small, two-cup mortar and pestle. Since they live out of a car and don’t have access to electricity, they prefer to crush whole roasted peanuts manually. The video covers the challenges of using a small mortar, such as switching hands and preventing peanuts from overflowing, as well as the benefits of homemade peanut butter without added oils or salt. The speaker also shares tips on using pot holders for comfort and multi-purpose use in daily life.

Time Stamps:
0:01 - 0:04: Introduction to making peanut butter using a small mortar and pestle.
0:05 - 0:15: Size of the mortar and difficulty crushing large quantities.
0:16 - 0:28: Crushing peanuts by hand without electricity.
0:29 - 1:06: Switching legs and hands to prevent fatigue during the process.
1:07 - 1:50: Technique for preventing peanut overflow and getting the right consistency.
1:51 - 2:07: The benefits of using pot holders as cushions and pillows.
2:08 - 2:25: Peanut crushing continues, releasing oils to create a peanut butter paste.
2:26 - 2:54: The advantages of homemade peanut butter without added salt or oil.
2:55 - 4:00: Crushing whole roasted peanuts into a smooth peanut butter consistency.
4:01 - 4:30: Mention of ordering a larger mortar and pestle and the challenge of delivery without a stable address.
4:31 - 5:06: Showing the final result of homemade peanut butter ready to add to cereal.