Peanutbutter Jelly sandwich

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DavidvanHolten

DavidvanHolten

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You will need ;
2 slices of bread
1 banana
peanutbutter
jelly/jam
knife

1.Put peanutbutter on one slice of bread
2.Put Jelly/jam on the other slice of bread
3.Cut a banana in two using a knife and place them between the two slices of bread
4.you can also grill it if you like to.

Enjoy ; )

 
Jilly81

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Great recipe, man. I don't think the directions were specific enough, though. You didn't say to only spread filling on ONE SIDE of each slice of bread. Oh well, I know now for next time. I'll send you the bill for the napkins I used. Wish they came in larger packages; the table is still sticky after setting the sandwich down for a sec. You didn't mention a plate, which would have helped. I need to start thinking for myself, I suppose. LOL :) ;)
 
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EverlastingChange

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Ewww, strange american people food :D
 
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Mmm I like it grilled :)
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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I LOOOOOVE PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICHES!!!!!!!!
 
shemaiah

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Well I dont have any banana's right now so I will have to wait for tommorow to try it. Thanks anyway.
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah said:
IM SORRY, BUT WHOOO ARE YOOUU!!!
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YOU DON'T KNOW ME BUT I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR THE LAST 39 YEARS. I LIVE IN A HOLE IN THE GROUND IN YOUR BACKYARD, BUT SHHHHHHHHHH.
 
RoboOp

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It should be USDA organic, 100% PURE PEANUT peanut butter. The stuff you get in the grocery store is half added oil and sugar. Peanut is naturally very oily (and its own oil is a better oil), and it takes just fine without sugar. No sense in watering it down with unhealthy ingredients.

Also the bread should be 100% whole wheat. And toasted. :D
 
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RoboOp

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Oh and I forgot -- it must be CRUNCHY (USDA organic 100% pure peanut peanut-butter). That way it's more meaty, less messy, thicker, and works better as a true meat substitute. :)
 
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RoboOp

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And no need for the jelly. Gotta appreciate the crunchy true 100% pure peanut butter, on the toasted 100% whole wheat.
 
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Scotty

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RoboOp said:
And no need for the jelly. Gotta appreciate the crunchy true 100% pure peanut butter, on the toasted 100% whole wheat.
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^^^^ That man knows how to eat! xD
 
Scotty

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But really, I like to mix the peanut butter and the jelly together before I spread it on the bread. Delicious xD
 
_nitro

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ok, so you must have 4 lbs JIF peanut butter,2 loafs WHITE bread, 2 Jars of PRESERVES and your set for 2 weeks
 
DavidvanHolten

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White or dark bread doesn''t really mather in my opninion, I like them both :)
 
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Peanut butter and honey on whole bread = YUM
 
DavidvanHolten

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hmm, sounds yummy.
Just normal honey from the store ?
 
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