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A delicious recipe to warm the heart n soul of your loved ones! Took my boy a total of 16mins to make!Only one credit to bid and tastyness awaits! Recipe sent via listia messaging.
10 THINGS YOU may not KNOW ABOUT PB & JELLY:
~1. The first written reference was in 1901....
From the Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics: "For variety, some day try making little sandwiches, or bread fingers (!), or three very thin layers of bread and two of filling, one of peanut paste, whatever brand you prefer (JIF!), and currant or crab-apple jelly (YES!) for the other."
~2. They fed the troops....
Peanut butter and jelly were staples in military rations during WWII, and the returning G.I.s helped popularize the sandwich.
~3. They used to be for rich people....
The cost of peanuts was high. According to Peanuts: It was eaten in sandwiches with pimento cheese or meat at fancy New York City tearooms where they don't read the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
~4. The average American will eat 1500 PB&Js before they turn 18
~5. Bread slicing technology made it popular....
The Illustrious History also notes that with the invention of packaged, sliced bread
~6. Smuckers owns the copyright to no crusts....
They bought the patent from a pair of entrepreneurs who piloted it in the school system as the Incredible Uncrustables. Smuckers then packaged the crustless sandwich to give it a longer half-life, and sued anyone who copied them. And lost.
~7. It's usually very healthy....
According to Livestrong, a regular ol' PB&J offers 27% of your daily fat and 22% of your calories.
~8. It was President George W. Bush's favorite sandwich
~9. Avoiding a soggy PB&J is as easy as more PB
~10. The sandwich can cause someone to pull a knife on their brother....
Fox News reports that an Iowa man pulled a knife on his brother because he was eating too many peanut butter sandwiches.