Man I love a good BJ
- Fat_Bulldog
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
That makes me hungry
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
Yeah you have to have potato chips with it. I like the classic Lays chips.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
I like iced tea with mine too.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
tothebeach08 wrote:Crunchy PB and dill pickles. Yum.
so you're pregnant too?
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
That stuff is disgusting.Jocephus wrote:couldn't tell you the last time i had one. i guess im eating them less and less. i remember loving them as a youth. but i do get grossed out when i think of this jelly and peanut paste slowly making its way down my throat and then just sitting in my stomach.
i think what did it to me was when i started to see this being sold
makes me want to vomit
If you have to have grape for the jelly, go with Smuckers Gram JAM and a premium PB brand.
That cheap mixture stuff is disgusting.
As a matter of fact, I get really pissy when opening the plum jam jar only to find out my kids double dipped the peanut butter knife into the jar. I hate finding foreign chunks of stuff suspended in my jam.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
We have to have a premium PB brand? And I can't use Smuckers grape jelly?
It's getting hard to keep up with the Jones's.
I like Peter Pan, cheap grape jelly (doesn't have to be Smuckers) and regular wheat bread. I am one pathetic loser.
It's getting hard to keep up with the Jones's.
I like Peter Pan, cheap grape jelly (doesn't have to be Smuckers) and regular wheat bread. I am one pathetic loser.
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by Premium, i mean "Great Value" or "Best Choice" brands.Fat_Bulldog wrote:We have to have a premium PB brand? And I can't use Smuckers grape jelly?
It's getting hard to keep up with the Jones's.
I like Peter Pan, cheap grape jelly (doesn't have to be Smuckers) and regular wheat bread. I am one pathetic loser.
Take my word for it when it comes to the fruit spread. Just try the Smuckers Grape Jam and tell me it doesn't blow grape Jelly out of the water. Better yet, go Plum Jam and...well...you can thank me later.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
Peanut butter is the only thing I can think of where the big mass-produced corporate stuff (Jif, Skippy, etc.) is way in the hell better than the expensive hippy organic stuff. That organic PB with the inch of oil on the top that you have to stir in and refrigerate it after and all that can take a hike. That stuff blows.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
I've always been a fan of pb & miracle whip.AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Honey is a good alternative to jelly sometimes as well.
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Re: Man I love a good PB&J
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