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Ultimate Peanut butter sandwich topic


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I think peanut butter needs something to with it to cut the clagginess (if there is such a word) - and provide lubricaton. Mayo, or something sharp like pickle. Sweet doesn't do it for me. Also something to bring out the meaty notes - marmite, or worcester or soy..

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I think peanut butter needs something to with it to cut the clagginess (if there is such a word) - and provide lubricaton. Mayo, or something sharp like pickle. Sweet doesn't do it for me. Also something to bring out the meaty notes - marmite, or worcester or soy..

Lime pickle does nicely.

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a couple different versions. all on a nice heavy wholegrain bread, preferably with a moist chewy crumb. and i like peanut butter fresh ground from honey-roasted peanuts. if not than peter pan will do.

1. Toasted, with peanut butter and orange marmalade - the more rind the better.

2. toasted with peanut butter and patak's garlic pickle.

3. with banana and bacon, no need for frying (the sandwich i mean)

everyonce in a while i curl up in my version of the fetal position (wonder bread, peter pan and gobs of grape jelly)

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Chunky Jif smeared on just-toasted white or egg bread, with or without Smucker's strawberry jam, and eating immediately

Also, the same on untoasted same

Why Jif and Smucker's? Blame it on my mother. It's what I liked then and what I like now.

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