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ORIGINAL: salemartist for those like LadyPact I can do a Fluffenutter, instead of jelly use Marshmallow Fluff Thank you for your willingness to be open on the subject. However, the one true way of any form of marshmellows is s'mores! Incidentally, those go great with reeses peanut butter cups, in keeping with your peanut butter theme. Fluuuuuuuuffffffff,mmmmmmmmm. A hundred years have gone by since i have had a fluffernutter sandwich. Damn...I'm going to buy some Fluff tonight after work. Making a proper peanut butter sandwich is easy. Start with some kind of chemically bleached and very soft bread like Wonder; the kind of bread that immediately turns to paste and lines your stomach and intestines for next 30 years. Then use a superior peanut butter like Smuckers, all natural. Open the jar shake in some extra salt (my doctor says my heart needs more sodium but then my dr. didn't like the bill he received for his divorce so i have to wonder if there is a correlation), and spread peanut butter on both pieces of bread. Use the jelly of your choice; sissy's use Polaner because it only has 7 grams of sugar per serving while Welch's has about 13 and VOILA, the perfect pbj. If making the sandwich for a kid going to school, put peanut butter on the top side of the sandwich and on another slice of bread with jelly in the middle and make a triple decker. The peanut butter on both pieces of bread prevents the super spongy Wonder from absorbing the jelly. If the lunch is packed for a kid, it spares him/her the embarassment of gooey, blue bread and spares you his/her juvenile (but richly deserved) wrath.
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