pbj became popular during WWII due to rationing. after the war it continued on and is pretty unique to the United States. it’s become somewhat popular in other countries but is a daily meal for many Americans to this day.
making fun of it would be like making fun of the Japanese for eating rice, or the Scotts for eating haggis, or the Ukrainians eating borscht.
mocking people for food of their culture isn’t cool or funny. it may not be what you would eat, but I bet you eat some stuff that’s pretty fucking disgusting to me too.
pbj became popular during WWII due to rationing. after the war it continued on and is pretty unique to the United States. it’s become somewhat popular in other countries but is a daily meal for many Americans to this day.
making fun of it would be like making fun of the Japanese for eating rice, or the Scotts for eating haggis, or the Ukrainians eating borscht.
mocking people for food of their culture isn’t cool or funny. it may not be what you would eat, but I bet you eat some stuff that’s pretty fucking disgusting to me too.
I enjoy a PBJ, it’s a great combination. Have to say spreadable marshmallow isnt something I’ve come across before tho.
Tbh, I am not a fan of the marshmallow fluff. But I’ve had a pb&mf sandwich before, and it isn’t as absurd a combination as it seems.
It’s called a fluffernutter sandwich.
I like to make what I call a true “PB N J” Peanut Butter, Nutella, Jelly.
Its probably not an original idea, but damn if it isn’t amazing lol
Awesome name for a sandwich!
I remember it was child (about 45 years ago). Haven’t seen it since then.
You can find on at Walmart in the baking section. Or, ateast you can in Texas.