He used to speak longingly of peanut butter and sauerkraut, and I finally realized that his mother stopped making it because it was just too gross to countenance. He had a younger brother who sensibly passed on the above two choices, preferring the hearty crunchiness of…
Peanut butter and white sugar.
My wife used to take care of her younger brothers when she was growing up, and often sated their juvenile hunger with…a butter and sugar sandwich. Sort of a third-rate doughnut, I guess.
I went rafting with a guy who went on and on about the virtues of peanutbutter and pickle sandwiches. I thought he was joking until he had one for lunch.
I have been known to eat beef jerky & cream cheese sandwiches. Once.
I have made myself a PBButter sandwich on occasion, and also a PBApple. And I also put butter and sugar on white bread (open-faced) for an after-school snack.
I have a favorite weird sandwich spread: Smoky Hill green salsa, local stuff made with smoked green jalapeños… [drool] mmmmmm…[/drool] …goes great with turkey and muenster…
I used to take a jelly and margarine sandwich to school everyday. All the other kids laughed at my lunch, but they were eating macaroni and “meat” sauce.
I used to take a jelly and margarine sandwich to school everyday. All the other kids laughed at my lunch, but they were eating macaroni and “meat” sauce.
a sad by product of living in a fundie Xtian commune as a child:
Cold boiled chicken skin sandwiches on government bread with salt and pepper, butter if we were lucky, some of the canned Kraft Mac Cheese sauce if we were Powerball lucky.
My peanut butter/sauerkraut friend did also enjoy peanut butter and pickles. Must have been the salty/sour combination. That’s one taste I could never stand - reminds me of puke.
My cousin liked peanut butter and cheese, as mentioned by at least one poster.
The post about the Pringles chips jogged my memory of eating potato chips on pizza in the school cafeteria. We also used to make a sandwich out of the spaghetti and Italian bread they served every week. Mmmm…school cafeteria spaghetti sandwich…