When you make a PB&J sandwhich, do you put peanut butter one 1 piece of bread and jelly on the other, or peanut butter on both and jelly in the middle?
PB&J's
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I usually put so much peanut butter on the one slice of bread that putting more peanut butter on the second slice would just be overkill.
- Mar 27, 2006
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PB goes on one piece.
Then you wipe the knife off on the other piece, so you don't get any in the J jar. Then J goes on the other piece.
Then you wipe the knife off on the other piece, so you don't get any in the J jar. Then J goes on the other piece.
One piece also I've started liking chunky
I find the poll invalid without an option for toasting the bread. I'm not sure I could eat a PB&J that is on un-toasted bread. Does that make me communist?
What kind of weirdo puts PB on both and J in the middle? That would be hard to even J on it, it wouldn't spread without mixing into the PB?
Thank you
The GF made me a couple sandwiches for lunch, and put PB on both. Total PB overload and the jelly was basically irrelevant.
While I agree with this, my wife takes it a step further - she uses two separate knives; one for the peanut butter and the other for the jelly. I think it's a waste of a clean knife, but that's not the hill I'm going to choose to die on.
I think I'm the communist (or maybe a heathen) since I don't like PB&Js...
Toast with PB&J is the best possible answer. I love that Europe has little toast shops where you can get whatever you want.
From someone who grew up with those, you still need to spread the jelly out.
I like to lick the knife before I put it in the jam to mark my territory. Its better to do this than pee on eveything.
It's not that I don't like PB&J, it's just that a plain ol' PB sandwich is so much better. I say SKIP THE JELLY!
Yeah, but you dont have to worry about PB getting in the J. Saves a knife.
Agree. These two foods do not belong together on the same sandwich.
I was genuinely unaware that there was any other way to do this than this
