Can Peanut Butter and Jelly Save the World? (Global Warming Kookiness)

PBJcampaign.org ^ | January 13, 2009 | Unlisted

[Diana in Wisconsin]

= 2.5 lbs. of Carbon Credits!!

[steelyourfaith]

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[Red_Devil 232]

Not if the PB is from King Nut!

[TexasCajun]

Not Alone Silly!

[xcamel]

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Spread it on catch-and-release fish, and all the eco-kooks will be happy...

[Phoenix11]

I love PB&J... don’t ruin it for me by associating it to global warming. LOL.

I actually do eat it for lunch quite often. The PB has to be Jif and the jelly has to be concord grape. Yummy!

[rickmichaels]

A steak requires only one diesel-fume-spewing truck to deliver it to a store. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich requires three trucks: one for the peanut butter, one for the jelly, and one for the bread. Now, which is the more environmentally friendly meal?

[texgal]

Peanut butter is not allowed in most schools as there are kids who are allergic to nuts - the kids at our school were not allowed to bring it from home nor was it a menu item at the school.

Have to wonder how that factors in to the global warming madness.

[Sunshine Sister]

Same here. Love the PB&J. Same ingredients, white bread. I suppose I’m breaking some kind of food rule with white bread though. Sigh...........

[Joiseydude]

Go meat!

[Diana in Wisconsin]

LOL! :)

[highlander_UW]

Lots of public schools have banned peanut butter from school grounds because of the rare peanut allergy some children have. Doh! Guess the state indoctrination machine is running afoul of the global warming fanatics.

[Flycatcher]

Every time you choose a hamburger, omelet or grilled cheese sandwich over a plant-based meal, you’re telling your local restaurants and supermarkets to buy more meat, eggs and dairy products.

They probably should stock more beer and boxed wine too.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Oh, Yeah, Baby! Jif all the way. It has the highest sugar content of any peanut butter. I slather mine with homemade strawberry jam.

Do you know this trick? Put your peanut butter on BOTH pieces of bread, then the jelly on top of one slice. The jelly won’t soak through to the bread with the ‘peanut butter barrier’ in place.

“That’s the way Uh-Huh, Uh-Huh, I like it. Uh-Huh, Uh-Huh.” :)

[chesty_puller]

My daily PB samich saves 280 gal's of water????

Callin BS on this one.

[Red_Devil 232]

Strawberry jam - it has to be jam. Jam spreads nicely on bread. Jelly resists being spread - it wont cooperate willingly and rolls around in clumps between the knife and bread.

[SoCalRight]

Since peanuts are in fact beans this might have some... “blowback” as related to greenhouse gases.

[crazyhorse691]

Blah. Blah. Blah.

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Brief synopsis of the whole article. Once I had to rely on PJ sandwiches for meals...waiting for the bird and big game seasons to open...after the meat started filling my freezer, PJ became what you put on your pancakes at elk camp.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

You Betcha!

This is a fun site to drool over, too. Local Brats.

http://gamedaycentral.johnsonville.com/

[Mr_Moonlight]

Eating a plant-based lunch (such as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, a bean burrito, vegetarian chili, or a hearty salad)

Oh my ... all that flatulence from such foodstuff can't be good for the environment either (not to mention the immediate air quality) ... but that never stopped the Food Police™ from imposing their anti-meat agenda on all of us

instead of an animal-based lunch (such as a hamburger, a tuna or grilled cheese sandwich, fish and chips, or chicken nuggets) will save water, preserve land and slow global warming2.

Hmmmm ... I thought that chicken was supposed to be the most healthy meat available, as well as fish .... according to the Food Police™

Maybe that was last years report, as I've been out of touch with the more recent food scares ...