Posted on 12/20/2014 3:18:41 PM PST by PROCON
Skippy Chunky.
No contest.
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My sweetie likes PB on his hamburger. Ugh!
In Culpeper, Virginia a restaurant occasionally serves a peanut butter and jelly bacon cheeseburger. It is actually very good.
GWC has a math building named after him on the campus of Iowa State University, his alma mater.
Peanut butter in chilli? That’s a new one on me.
Nutella?
I’m a peanut butter freak and love it on celery. Also, spread it on bread with salad dressing (I hate mayonnaise) and dill pickles. I used to love PB&J sandwiches with homemade chili soup. Still do, as a matter of fact.
That’s the one!
Truly magnificent on freshly baked bread.
My friends in grammar school would put potato chips on top, Never liked it with jelly though.
Peanut butter breath. Yuk.
It’s a food I never tire of either.
Celery and PB is classic.
PB saltines cracker sandwich is also.
I think the best PBJ is with boysenberry jam. Like heaven.
Europeans have some good qualities and ideas.
If you put a couple raisins on your celery with PB, it’s called “ants on a log”.
We, too, use peanut butter to administer our dog’s pills - and were you aware that peanut butter was used to make the mouth of the horse, Mr. Ed, move like he was talking? Yep, they put peanut butter under his gums to make them move.
Asian style PB toast is fantastic and simple.
Use thick sliced bread and spread a thick layer of PB. Toast it in the toaster oven until it is bubbling.
Delicious and filling, but be careful or it can burn the roof of your mouth.
I did my one and only “Black History Month” report on George Washington Carver many, many years ago.
He was an amazing person.
I was told years late, by a friend who was pretty much a liberal with sanity that in many countries there are statues of Carver, because he contributed so much to people NOT STARVING TO DEATH, but here he’s overlooked, because he didn’t toe the racial grievance line.
I eat PB with many things (fruit and veg, etc) I even put super chunky in my Ramen.
Never heard that. I love Americanisms.
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