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I believe teens definitely are most concerned about muscular strength. They are more worried about that because they want to protect themselves, impress others, sometimes kids just want to bulk up to not look so wimpy, etc.
I would have to say teens are less worried about flexibility because when you have mussels why worry about doing the splits or putting your leg up to your head. One thing will always distract you from the rest.
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You will need:
2 cups unsalted dry roasted peanuts
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon honey
Step 1: Process peanuts
Start by placing the peanuts and salt in your food processor. Process for about 5 minutes—or until the desired consistency is reached—scraping down sides with a spatula as needed. If you prefer a super-smooth, creamy peanut butter, you’ll want to process for a little longer. If you like a chunky peanut butter, process a little less.
Step 2: Add honey
Add the honey and process just until blended.
Quick Note: You don’t have to add the honey, but it is strongly recommend it. It gives the peanut butter a creamier consistency and slightly sweet flavor. Plus, you’ll reap these amazing honey health benefits.
Step 3: Store and serve
Once your peanut butter is well-blended, transfer it from the food processor to an airtight container.
I hope this helps you and I'm sorry if it doesn't.
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