

Physical Attributes:
-light brown coat
-dark reddish-brown mane/tail w/ pale gold highlights
-light gray-brown eyes
-peanut cutie mark
Mental Attributes:
-quiet
-apprehensive
-kind
Biological Relationships:
Peach Tea (mother)
Forage Wood (father)
Basil Leaf (brother)
Peach Buttercream (sister)
Peppermint Dust (maternal grandfather)
Apricot Tart (maternal grandmother)
Timber Hoof (paternal grandfather)
Chickpea (paternal grandmother)
Lumber Splint (Uncle)
Sourdough (Uncle)
Nutmeg (Aunt)
Biological Relationships by Marriage:
Little Willow (sister-in-law)
Tiny Ivy (niece)
Current Living Arrangements:
A village in the Undiscovered West
Previous Living Arrangements:
None
History:
Peanut Brittle was the last born of her mother, Peach Tea, and her father, Forage Wood. Before her came Basil Leaf, her older brother, and Peach Buttercream, the middle child. When she was little, her sister, Peach, absolutely adored her. She would never leave her side. She was even nicknamed PB by her. When she was old enough to start doing chores though, things changed.
When PB started brewing tea leaves with their mother and brother, a job Peach previously had, her sister became annoyed. It was something Peach had grown up doing, and it was something she wasn't willing to give up so easily. After their parents enlisted the help of outside sources, the sisters found new talents. After some time, both sisters got their mark.
Fluttershy, one of the outside sources, suggested a new chore to PB. She instead started working with their grandmother, Chickpea, which involved harvesting and planting legumes. Chickpea taught PB how to make alternatives to peanut butter, as some of the residents were allergic to peanuts but still used butter content; almond butter, hazelnut butter, and more.
Unbeknownst to strangers, PB's mane used to actually be longer. After an accident with starting a food fight with her friends, her parents were forced to cut off the length since they couldn't remove the food items and it wouldn't untangle with persistent shampooing and conditioning.