How do you PB&J?

Question

PB on one slice, J on the other?
Cut across or eat it whole?
Crustless or crustful?
OR MAYBE YOU BANANA IT UP! Who knows?


It's so important that *I* know...for the sake of our country.

Answer 1

I use jelly flavored peanut butter on bread

Answer 2

Well.... this is very good !!!
4 slices bread
jelly (I prefer strawberry)
peanut butter
1 banana, sliced
1 teaspoon butter
Make a regular peanut butter and jelly sandwich like you normally would.
Before closing the slices together, put a layer of the banana slices between the layers of peanut butter and jelly.
Butter one side of sandwich.
Melt 1 teaspoon butter in small frying pan.
Put unbuttered side in pan.
Continue as if making a grilled cheese sandwich.

Answer 3

I eat two PB&J sandwiches per day. They have to be Skippy Peanut Butter (smooth), and Smucker's Strawberry Jam on bread -- almost any bread. The peanut butter & jelly should go on about evenly. I keep the crusts, and I don't cut except on occasion, in which case I do it diagonally.

Answer 4

Peanut butter (smooth only) on one side...
Jelly (jam actually) on the other. I like extra
jam. I cut it diagonally, and I like the crust too.

I used to make grilled PB&J when I was a kid.
Yummy!! Gets all melty....

Answer 5

PB on one slice, J on the other
Whole Weat bread
crustful
eat it whole
bananaless

Answer 6

I do white bread, peanut butter and dill pickle slices. I cut it diagonally and i eat it with the crust!

Answer 7

pb and banana on one j on the other whole with crust and a glass a milk

Answer 8

I like to mix them together in a bowl, then put them on the bread. The cut across method is the way to go.

Answer 9

Its a long and complicated process I get my ingrediants then put peanut butter and jelly on seperate slices of bread and while doing all of this I sing
ITS PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!!!

Answer 10

I don't know about the sandwich, but I like the band Peter, Bjorn and John.

*their initials are P, B, and J if you haven't noticed...