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How Do You Make A Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich?

How do you make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?

  • Jelly on both pieces of the bread, peanut butter in the middle

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The way I used to make mine was chunky peanut butter on one slice and adding the strawberry jam directly to the peanut butter. Nothing went on the second piece of bread...but I can't have peanut butter anymore. It is one of the worst triggers for my angina, the only thing worse are eggs, fried or scrambled...

I can have peanut butter and eggs in this like baked goods, but I cannot have them in an unadulterated form. Thank you, EDS.
 
I use option one, but what may be strange is I don't then put them together like a sandwich. I eat the slices separately, the sticky heavy peanut butter first and then the light and sweet jelly slice as a chaser. Funny, I prefer this to the taste of them together. Very aspie, I think. :D
 
I've heard of peanut butter and jelly but thought it meant you actually use peanut butter and some sort of seedless gelatin product, different from jam.

We say peanut butter and jam.
 
I've heard of peanut butter and jelly but thought it meant you actually use peanut butter and some sort of seedless gelatin product, different from jam.

We say peanut butter and jam.
Yeah, jelly is sort of like that, but in America most people don’t really differentiate and usually it is more what you all call jam.
 
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OK thanks. Didn't mean to sound picky. I'm just very literal, so I wondered if there was a difference.
Not picky at all! The fascination is in figuring out the details and the specificity of things. I figured this debate may pop up.
 

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