PBJ question

Anonymous
What are your favorite brands of peanut butter, jelly and types of bread? Looking to make this more interesting. Thanks!
Anonymous
Skippy natural crunchy, Bonne maman four fruits, on a cheap soft whole wheat bread

Not particularly interesting but delicious
Anonymous
Also try peanut butter with a light drizzle of honey. Delicious.
Anonymous
My combo is:
Skippy natural creamy peanut butter
Whole Foods organic strawberry fruit spread
Dave's Killer Bread organic whole wheat
Anonymous
Bonne Maman Strawberry
Brioche Bread
Jif Creamy.
Anonymous
Peanut butter with no sugar to start
Apricot jam
Homemade bread
Anonymous
Smuckers crunchy peanut butter
Strawberry jam I made myself
Sourdough sandwich bread (king Arthur flour recipe). Or challah, if I’ve made that recently.
Anonymous
Pepperidge Farm Whole Grain Whole Wheat Bread (the wide kind with the grain on top)
Smuckers Strawberry Jam
Giant Brand Creamy Peanut Butter
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Skippy natural crunchy, Bonne maman four fruits, on a cheap soft whole wheat bread

Not particularly interesting but delicious


This sounds perfect.
Anonymous
If you want to make it more interesting (and don’t need to keep it unrefrigerated for prolonged periods), sprinkle a little bacon in it.
Anonymous
I like to warm mine in toaster oven.
Anonymous
Peter Pan creamy, blue berry or grape jelly

PP creamy, with banana

pp creamy with banana and some honey...

soft bread white, wheat, honey wheat doesn't matter gotta be soft and stick to the roof of your mouth "gooey"
Anonymous
I live deep in the heart of Welch’s country and buy grape jelly directly from the farmers. Homemade egg bread and classic Jif. It’s my lunch 80% of the week.
Anonymous
Skippy Crunchy / Layer of thinly sliced bananas / strawberry preserves / farmhouse white (bigger slices lol)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Also try peanut butter with a light drizzle of honey. Delicious.


This is what my elementary school served with chicken noodle soup. Very yummy. Have not had it in 40+ years.
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