Peanut butter may feel quintessentially American, yet the latest per-capita ranking tells a different story. As the graphic above, by Made Visual Daily, shows, West African and Southeast Asian countries dominate the leaderboard, while the United States sits mid-pack.
For context, Americans still eat vast absolute volumes—about 694,000 tonnes—but when population is factored in, they trail 10 other nations.
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Latin countries don't seem to like peanut butter as much as the rest of the world.
I kinda already had that feeling, but I was still surprised by the numbers. I thought the US was in the top 3, but turns out it’s not. And I had no clue that the Netherlands and Belgium ate that much peanut butter!