wbiss

[bustagut] I take Julie's word for it... it's all your fault that this thread has come to this MindBender! [:I

I admit, madster, that my tastes have become as refined and as sophisticated as yours when it comes to PB&J sandwiches! [righton] And it's skim milk for me, with icecubes!

[shhh] [size=9px] I must confess, though, that I still like KD every now and then[/size].... ;\

retired_paddza

Why my heart just swells with pride at the thought of it!!

I don't think it counts as a PB&J if there aren't any PB or J invovled... it would be um... nutella and jam or uh.. yeah. hehe Just not the same thing. It's like those flavored oreos... it looks right but something is just askew in the universe

gymmie

Hey, I understand healthy eating; I do it myself. But there are some things that are sacred:

You don't do PBJs with anything but the good stuff: Skippy's, Wondre Bread (white), and Welsh's.

You don't do hot fudge sundaes with anything but real chocolate fudge, vanilla ice cream and real whipped cream.

And yeah, you never, EVER, buy anything but the original Oreos! (They changed the original Tootsie Rolls formula...Tootsie Rolls aren't what they once were

wbiss

Thanks for the smiles MB and Julie.... more needed than you'll ever know.

So now I'm off to make PB&J sandwiches for dinner... the good old fashioned way!

[righton] [size=9px]Wonder Bread that sticks to the roof of your mouth! [/size]

austizmo

Bah at grape jelly! It's gotta be Strawberry. ANd chunky peanut butter. Smooth works will with apple slices, but chunky is the way to go for a sandwich.

And why would anyone want nutella and jelly? That would be terrible. Now, plain old nutella sandwiches (read: chocolate sandwiches) are excellent.

Blinky2004

chocalate sandwiches hahaha [bustagut] Oh my teeth hurt just thinking about how that might taste -- and trust me... i've eatina LOT of odd food combinations in my time... mostly when i used to be on the road as a musician. 8}

But i just can't handle the "good" stuff as much anymore. Dang... |

Bubble

Wow, guys, its refreshing to know that people still do the pb&j (substitute Jam, never knew/known why you yanks - sorry, for lumping you canadians in with that bunch! - call it jelly!! You do realise that that is the wobbly gelatine stuff!!)

I honestly haven't had one of those since i was about 12, but I may be inclined to give it another go, although, i will have to substitute aussie brands, as none of those make any sense to me. I hope that means that aussie pb&j(am) can be just as exquisite then...

retired_paddza

Because we ARE talking about the wobble stuff. Jam and Jelly are two different things.

Bubble

oh no - utter state of confusion now - i was under the impression that you actually were using jam, but calling it jelly, now i'm thinking that you put jelly on sandwiches!!! now that is adventurous... [confused]

austizmo

MB, I think he means jelly = Jello. I think the differenece between jam and jelly is that jam is pretty much unprocessed. You get little bits of seeds and fruit in with the jelly.