WW Discussion on how to make a peanut butter sandwich

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It's "pena burr" !

Peanut butter makes your tongue stick to the top of your mouth. With your tongue against the top of your mouth, pronounce "peanut butter".

Sonny

So doing "jelly-proofs" the bread so it doesn't get all soggy by lunchtime.

"HeyBub" wrote in news:8d-dne9kL7il13XQnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

Well, on my sample earlier today I didn't experience any soggy bread. Since the sandwich was made just before lunchtime, I doubt there was time for sandwich to be soggy.

Since we sometimes share recipies here, here's mine: Bread (anything'll do) Peanut butter (smooth is great, but crunchy works as well) Jelly, Jam, or preserves, whatever you have (any flavor)

Suspend jelly and peanut butter in anti-gravity field so it spreads out in an even layer. Place a slice of bread directly under and over the peanut butter and jelly combination and turn off anti-gravity field. Catch sandwich with plate before it hits the counter and falls on the floor. Enjoy!

Obligatory Woodworking content: I made the sandwich shortly after the final jointing of pieces I got from a pallet. Most of it was just ok, but one piece looks spectacular and might be worth the effort of disassembling the pallet.

Puckdropper

"HeyBub" wrote in news:8d-dne9kL7il13XQnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

Well, on my sample earlier today I didn't experience any soggy bread. Since the sandwich was made just before lunchtime, I doubt there was time for sandwich to be soggy.

Since we sometimes share recipies here, here's mine: Bread (anything'll do) Peanut butter (smooth is great, but crunchy works as well) Jelly, Jam, or preserves, whatever you have (any flavor)

Suspend jelly and peanut butter in anti-gravity field so it spreads out in an even layer. Place a slice of bread directly under and over the peanut butter and jelly combination and turn off anti-gravity field. Catch sandwich with plate before it hits the counter and falls on the floor. Enjoy!

Obligatory Woodworking content: I made the sandwich shortly after the final jointing of pieces I got from a pallet. Most of it was just ok, but one piece looks spectacular and might be worth the effort of disassembling the pallet.

Puckdropper

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Can you cite any references for that or did you just imagine all that?