If you put peanut butter on both slices of bread, how can you have the jelly side up? It would be in the middle.

zactly

Any minute now we're going to be taping the PBJ sandwich to a cat dropped from a small height above an infinitely expensive carpet...

... on a plane on a treadmill?

On a treadmill? Luxury! When ah were a boy, we din't have no treadmills...

Peanut butter on the bottom, applied first. Jelly laid directly on the peanut butter.

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Hey! That was a fun little experiment. I'd almost forgotten about it. I believe I just used plain old butter, though and the kitty strongly objected to having a slice of bread taped to his back. The things I do for the sake of science...

What are you, high? You're going to get a little peanut butter on your jelly knife and contaminate the jelly jar if you do that.

You put the peanut butter on one slice, and the jelly on the other, and you bring the two together by flipping the peanut butter slice onto the jelly slice. If you flipped the jelly slice, the jelly might drip off because a proper PB&J sandwich has a lot of jelly.

jim, Dude! What he said!

Sigh. Read the instructions, people!

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Peanut...Jelly-Sandwich

Yes! Even washing the knife between is not sufficient. Two knives is the only option.

I thought you had to put Hershey bars in between the PB and J.

That is WAY too much going on, for a sandwich.

bonus trivia: what is Joey Tribiani's favorite food?





answer: a sandwich

It's better to get peanut butter in your jelly than to get jelly in your peanut butter.

By the way, the peanut butter - it has to be creamy, not crunchy.

omg I bet you guys leave bread crumbs in the butter too. Yuck ptooey bleh.

That's crazy talk!