PB&J

JRT812

About to file for a divorce over this debate... First, pb&j on separate slices of bread or jammed all together on a single side? I prefer separate sides for the peanut butter and jelly. What hairchested man ooor woman does single side?

Second, do you clean the knife in between spreading peanut butter before moving onto jelly spreading? I sort of understand this side which is clean the knife, but I’m the only one using these products. I could care less if there is peanut butter in the jelly jar.

Apparently, it’s the same difference. Look forward to the insight and prove me wrong.

Kasey

Haven’t made one in a while. But I used to like to do both sides with peanut butter then jelly on top. And yes I clean the knife

tymoon31

I dont eat pb&j, but if you wanna talk queso and salsa mixing i can get in a debate about that.

JRT812

@tymoon31 said:
I dont eat pb&j, but if you wanna talk queso and salsa mixing i can get in a debate about that.

Don’t even get me started...it’s a hard no on that

tymoon31

@JRT812 said:

@tymoon31 said:
I dont eat pb&j, but if you wanna talk queso and salsa mixing i can get in a debate about that.

Don’t even get me started...it’s a hard no on that

Lol glad we agree. And if youre gonna do it. Go queso to salsa. Never put salsa in my queso

JRT812

@Kasey said:
Haven’t made one in a while. But I used to like to do both sides with peanut butter then jelly on top. And yes I clean the knife

Thank you Kasey bro. Both sides and will be sure to pass the information to the roommate/wife

PTDawg

Apply jelly to first slice of bread, then rinse the knife and apply PB to second slice. Put slices together to make sandwich. Don't overthink it.

JRT812

@tymoon31 said:

@JRT812 said:

@tymoon31 said:
I dont eat pb&j, but if you wanna talk queso and salsa mixing i can get in a debate about that.

Don’t even get me started...it’s a hard no on that

Lol glad we agree. And if youre gonna do it. Go queso to salsa. Never put salsa in my queso

No doubt. That will have to be a discussion for another day with her

tymoon31

@PTDawg said:
Apply jelly to first slice of bread, then rinse the knife and apply PB to second slice. Put slices together to make sandwich. Don't overthink it.

So apply jelly to left slice or right slice?

PerroGrande

That’s easy. Definitely, you want to segregate your PB and J. No mixing. That enhances the distinct flavors and textures in both the PB and J. You want to clean your knife because otherwise you would have a bunch of cross contamination. You might have strawberry, orange marmalade, raspberry, and honey all mixed in your PB over time. You may as well go outside and put some hog slop on a bun. Now, if you mix your PB and J and the J is smooth, you get a unique creamy and smooth hybrid. It can be good. But, as a rule of thumb, always segregate your components, and particularly if you have chunky J or PB.

JRT812

@PTDawg said:
Apply jelly to first slice of bread, then rinse the knife and apply PB to second slice. Put slices together to make sandwich. Don't overthink it.

Apparently some over think it pt bro. However, I will go on record and say I could care less if the knife is washed in between especially if I’m the only one using it

RPMdawg

Well I'm not actually sure. I'll have to see next time I build one. I do put peanut butter 1st though and clean the knife on the bread. Glad to say this is not a problem at my house, but which frying pan to use to fry an egg is. What ? It's a frying pan. Geez

JRT812

@tymoon31 said:

@PTDawg said:
Apply jelly to first slice of bread, then rinse the knife and apply PB to second slice. Put slices together to make sandwich. Don't overthink it.

So apply jelly to left slice or right slice?

Tymoon bro, easy jelly right side then fold up

tymoon31

@JRT812 said:

@tymoon31 said:

@PTDawg said:
Apply jelly to first slice of bread, then rinse the knife and apply PB to second slice. Put slices together to make sandwich. Don't overthink it.

So apply jelly to left slice or right slice?

Tymoon bro, easy jelly right side then fold up

So right slice folded against itself? Then left slice folded against itself? Then put together?

JRT812

@PerroGrande said:
That’s easy. Definitely, you want to segregate your PB and J. No mixing. That enhances the distinct flavors and textures in both the PB and J. You want to clean your knife because otherwise you would have a bunch of cross contamination. You might have strawberry, orange marmalade, rasperry, and honey all mixed in your PB over time. You may as well go outside and put some hog slop on a bun. Now, if you mix your PB and J and the J is smooth, you get a unique creamy and smooth hybrid. It can be good. But, as a rule of thumb, always segregate your components, and particularly if you have chunky J or PB.

Perro bro... I can tell you had a pb&j sandwich before

PlayHurt

I put the jelly on one slice with spoon and the peanut butter on the other slice with a butter knife. They never touch until you jam ‘em together and then cut it in half from corner to corner.