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    • Posts: 266 Member
      I can never remember which goes on top, Peanut butter or the Jelly.
    • Posts: 9,377 Member
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      I know, just tasted it. Disappointed. For that, I retract my previous statement lol

      You are forgiven :bigsmile:
    • Posts: 3
      We call the stuff with fruit in it, "JAM" and we call the stuff that's just flavored pectin or gelatin, "JELLY"... Jelly is the stuff you make when you boil the fruit but then sift out all the solids. Make sense?
    • Posts: 1,588 Member
      Every morning I do! Except instead of jelly I have bacon. Yum.
    • Posts: 28 Member
      Peanut butter and hot sauce is excellent as well. Use a LOT of hot sauce. Peanut butter has massive capacity to mask the heat and flavor of the hot sauce.

      I'll also hit the peanut butter and cheddar sandwich once in a while

      A person after my own heart.
    • Posts: 220 Member
      I think we need to not forget about fluffernutter sandwiches.

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      Oh wow... ok, now I'm totally drooling! I may need to purchase marshmallow fluff ASAP! I haven't had one of these in years!! :love:
    • Posts: 220 Member
      Every morning I do! Except instead of jelly I have bacon. Yum.

      GENIUS!! I'm sold! :heart:
    • Posts: 7,045 Member
      I have pb&j for lunch every day.
      Except I put one tablespoon of pb on each slice of bread and put the jelly on top of that so my bread doesn't get soggy.
      Oh, and I prefer Jif creamy:drinker:
    • Posts: 203 Member
      OK if you REAAALLLLY wanna get wild.......... here's what my BFF and I eat before every long run. two slices of 12-grain bread, creamy (yes i said it! creamy!) peanut butter generously spread on one side and lightly on the other. On the generous side, press half of a thinly sliced banana. On the other half, lightly drizzle with honey and then moderately or heavily sprinkle with sunflower kernels. Press that sucka together and there you have it! The pnut butta pah-nana hunny nut power-wich. We :heart: it. We eat that plus a shot of vodka before every run....... (j/k on the vodka, unless it's a night time fun run, otherwise it's a 5-hour energy and a bottle of water).
      BTW I should add that we eat this about an hour and a half to two hours before the run time................
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      BLASPHEMY! Peanut butter goes on one slice and jelly on the other. And then you bring them together, give them a little sexy time and eat it. Don't want to rush things by putting them together right away. It's a process.

      ^^^ All. Of. This.
    • Posts: 277 Member
      Peanut butter may just be the world's most perfect food.

      That is all.
    • Posts: 4,733 Member
      Peanut butter may just be the world's most perfect food.

      That is all.

      unless you're a peanut. :huh:
    • Posts: 63
      I hate you right now. You know I am sitting here waiting for dinner time and you just HAD to go and mention my favorite recipe.

      *Stalks off stomping her feet and flops down in the corner chair pouting*
    • Posts: 9,377 Member
      OK if you REAAALLLLY wanna get wild.......... here's what my BFF and I eat before every long run. two slices of 12-grain bread, creamy (yes i said it! creamy!) peanut butter generously spread on one side and lightly on the other. On the generous side, press half of a thinly sliced banana. On the other half, lightly drizzle with honey and then moderately or heavily sprinkle with sunflower kernels. Press that sucka together and there you have it! The pnut butta pah-nana hunny nut power-wich. We :heart: it. We eat that plus a shot of vodka before every run....... (j/k on the vodka, unless it's a night time fun run, otherwise it's a 5-hour energy and a bottle of water).
      BTW I should add that we eat this about an hour and a half to two hours before the run time................

      This actually sounds really good!
    • Posts: 1,012 Member
      A PB&J sandwich is worth every single calorie!!
    • Posts: 3,988 Member
      Here's a fun one. My husband used to eat peanut butter and Miracle Whip sandwiches as a kid. I do not allow Miracle Whip in the house, so he is SOL...
    • Posts: 27,167 Member
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      This actually sounds really good!

      Yes, I am really going to try that this weekend for my long run.
    • Posts: 144 Member
      Does the type of peanut butter matter ? Because all I have right now is pure Skippy regular peanut butter and extra crunchy but I say this because skippy has hydrogenated oil and I have heard from alot of people that that is a bad ingredient in peanut butter ?
      please help cuz im dying to have a pb&j sandwich
    • Posts: 3,195 Member
      1) get some whole wheat bread. preferably fresh.
      2) get some peanut butter. preferably extra crunchy.
      3) get some jelly. preferably grape or strawberry. preserves or jam will work too.
      4) take a single slice of bread and place it on plate.
      5) dip a tablespoon into the peanut butter twice, and each time spread the tablespoon of peanut butter on the slice of bread until completely covered.
      6) take a second piece of bread and hold it in your hand.
      7) dip a tablespoon into the jelly twice, and each time spread the tablespoon of jelly on the new slice of bread until completely covered.
      8) put the piece of bread with jelly on it together with the piece of bread with peanut butter on it such that the jelly and peanut butter are in full contact with each other.
      9) put away the peanut butter, jelly, and bread and clean up after yourself
      10) enjoy.

      :bigsmile:

      LOL, This makes my night! How ever did you kno?
      Or are my pb dipping skills that universal?
      lol
      Im proud of my double dipping in the jelly jar
      I love the way the pb&J get all smeared 2gether
      I don't wait to lick the spoon or knife
      That's a secret, tho...so shhhhh
    • Posts: 1,725 Member
      evenly spread same amount of PB over both slices of bread and sub jelly with either honey or dill pickle chips....

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      What the hell is wrong with you Byn?!?! You don't eat pb with dill pickle chips!! Jeezz :sick: :flowerforyou:
    • Posts: 434 Member
      A PB&J sandwich is worth every single calorie!!

      THIS EXACTLY! :)
    • Posts: 434 Member
      JUST EAT IT! lol
    • Posts: 27,167 Member
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      OCD?

      I'm usually not OCD at all but it bugs me the Subway makes their subs upside down, and they are supposed to. The meat goes on bottom, veggies on top, not the other way around.
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      What the hell is wrong with you Byn?!?! You don't eat pb with dill pickle chips!! Jeezz :sick: :flowerforyou:

      YEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! X AGAZILLIO, FATRILLION YEAH'S
      I thought I was the only one that knew about PB and Pickles on toast.
      ITS SOOOOOOO DANG GOOOOD!!!
    • Posts: 650 Member
      :laugh: :flowerforyou:
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      nope, I just love pickles!!! see, look at my profile pic... that's not a green *kitten*, it's a pickle



      LMAO WOOOWWW Thank you for the laugh!
    • Posts: 190 Member
      Crunchy PB with blackberry preserves. ZOMG.

      oh and for mini PB&J's..... spread PB on Strawberry Fig Newtons. *mouthgasm*

      omg...WIN!!!!
    • Posts: 4,733 Member
      Does the type of peanut butter matter ? Because all I have right now is pure Skippy regular peanut butter and extra crunchy but I say this because skippy has hydrogenated oil and I have heard from alot of people that that is a bad ingredient in peanut butter ?
      please help cuz im dying to have a pb&j sandwich

      "Peanut butter contains both good unsaturated fats, and bad saturated fats. Fortunately, the majority of fat in peanut butter is unsaturated. One serving size, or 2 tbsp., of peanut butter provides about 190 total calories and 140 fat calories, or about 16 g of total fat. Of these 16 fat g, about 13 g are from unsaturated fats and 3 g from saturated fats."

      http://www.livestrong.com/article/378181-is-peanut-butter-a-good-fat-or-bad-fat/

      VERDICT --> eat your PB&J sandwich. you'll be fine! :drinker:
    • Posts: 431 Member
      Does the type of peanut butter matter ? Because all I have right now is pure Skippy regular peanut butter and extra crunchy but I say this because skippy has hydrogenated oil and I have heard from alot of people that that is a bad ingredient in peanut butter ?
      please help cuz im dying to have a pb&j sandwich

      Hydrogenated oil = Trans fat, which you want to avoid at all costs.

      I'm against throwing food away, so I would say, finish the jar you have and then buy peanut butter without any hydrogenated oil in it.
      Best for you are natural peanut butter whose only ingredients are peanuts and eventually salt.
    • Posts: 4,733 Member
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      Hydrogenated oil = Trans fat, which you want to avoid at all costs.

      I'm against throwing food away, so I would say, finish the jar you have and then buy peanut butter without any hydrogenated oil in it.
      Best for you are natural peanut butter whose only ingredients are peanuts and eventually salt.

      "a U.S. Department of Agriculture analysis of 13 brands of peanut butter found that the amount of partially hydrogenated oil was so small that trans-fat levels weren’t even detectable. And there’s good reason to keep some peanut butter in your diet: About 80 percent of its fat is the healthful, mono- and polyunsaturated kind."

      http://news.consumerreports.org/health/2010/03/trans-fats-does-peanut-butter-contain-trans-fat-partially-hydrogenated-oil-lowering-cholesterol.html
    • Posts: 590 Member
      You skipped a step ... unless someone added it later in the thread. You forgot LICK THE SPOONS!
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