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More importantly....should the layer of PB be thin like Marmite, or should it be 1/4" thick? (I am definitely in the thick layer camp)
by vidanay 5y ago
More importantly....should the layer of PB be thin like Marmite, or should it be 1/4" thick? (I am definitely in the thick layer camp)
- Cerium 5y agoThe peanut butter should be on both slices of bread forming an oil envelope around the jelly or jam. The peanut butter won't make the bread soggy, and will protect the bread until lunch time.
- vidanay 5y agoI actually have fond memories of the jelly soaked bread in my brown bag lunch as a child.
- jhot 5y agoYeah I liked my sandwiches smashed and soggy. On the occasions where I'm going to be dirt bagging for a week or so, I'll still take a whole loaf of bread and make it all into PBJs (and stuff them back in the bread bag) to eat throughout the week. It's usually in the winter so I'm not too worried about mold.
- ryanchants 5y agoPeanut butter: thick, my dad always called my PB&J's "choke sandwiches" because it was layered on so thick. Jelly: very thin layer, adding just a bit of flavor
- anamax 5y agoThere's another axis - is the peanut butter and jelly mixed before it's put on the bread?