I have to try that !For me peanut butter on toasted whole wheat seed loaf and fig jam is the best.
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I have to try that !For me peanut butter on toasted whole wheat seed loaf and fig jam is the best.
That looks delicious !This is how wars begin. We have a different version of it here. Goat cheese and strawberry jam. Or raspberry jam. And it's best on waffles, with a little sour cream on top. That's normal, peanut butter and jam is just weird.
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Interesting, I have never heard of thatAlright but am I the only person here who enjoys PB&P sandwiches? (Peanut butter and pickles)
This is how wars begin. We have a different version of it here. Goat cheese and strawberry jam. Or raspberry jam. And it's best on waffles, with a little sour cream on top. That's normal, peanut butter and jam is just weird.
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People joke that it's a 'pregnancy food' but I don't really get it. The saltiness and sweetness (if you buy peanut butter that has sugar added to it) of the peanut butter goes well in contrast to the sourness of dill pickles.Interesting, I have never heard of that
No! We decided on PEACE! Everyone can eat what they want. Even pickles and peanut butter.Goat cheese? That stuff literally makes me throw up. You asked for war, you got it.
What's jelly?
I use jam.
See post #9.What's jelly?
I use 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.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.
Not picky at all! The fascination is in figuring out the details and the specificity of things. I figured this debate may pop up.OK thanks. Didn't mean to sound picky. I'm just very literal, so I wondered if there was a difference.