Wednesday, February 07, 2007

WHAT????

Overheard on the radio recently:
Everyone knows that you are supposed to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich by spreading the peanut butter on one slice of bread and putting the jelly directly on top of the peanut butter and NOT on the other slice of bread.

WHAT? There is no way in hell. That is most certainly the wrongest way there is to make a PB and J sandwich. Are they insane? Yet, they all agreed - yes - this was how they all made their sandwiches at home. I just can't imagine making it that way - it wouldn't spread properly and you wouldn't have good coverage on your sandwich - and we all know how important that coverage is. Sometimes I can't believe what I actually hear on the radio... sigh. How do you make your PB and J? You can find the proper way to make a PB and J here.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'll just have a BJ sandwich...without the sandwich!

The Guy in the Back said...

I follow the directions you linked to. PB on one slice, Jelly on the other. Match 'em & munch 'em.

Anonymous said...

Yep, you gotta spread them on seperate slices of bread. My son wouldn't have it any other way.

Anonymous said...

I still remember the first time I made my own PB&J. I spread PB on both slices of bread & couldn't get the jelly off the knife, onto any of the PB, afterwards. They are certainly crazy!

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