Stopsignhank
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I honestly do not know the difference between jelly and jam. They are one and the same to me.
So maybe your data acquisition thread should die now?
its pretty simple, really.I honestly do not know the difference between jelly and jam. They are one and the same to me.
Skippy Natural Smooth Peanut Butter [because it doesn't contain rapeseed/canola oil] and raspberry or strawberry jam/preserves [never jelly] on either whole wheat or white bread.
Sometimes Skippy Natural PB & Fluff [must be genuine Fluff, not marshmallow creme junk] only on un-toasted white bread. A Fluffernutter craving can only be sated with the real deal.
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Oh, you need Fluff Fluff Fluff to make a Fluffernutter
Marshmallow Fluff and lots of peanut butter
First you spread spread spread your bread with peanut butter
Add Marshmallow Fluff and have a Fluffernutter
When you enjoy-joy-joy your Fluff and peanut butter
Youre glad you have enough for another Fluffernutter.
yes as long as its not made with grape jelly which tastes like shit
and then there is marmalade.

Nothing but roasted peanuts and salt in my PB anymore. I make my own jams, usually grind my own PB. Made a batch of apricot pineapple jam the other day.All Natural myself, used to do JIF but too much sugar.
Haven't had Goober or Fluff since I was young, used to love both.
I don't put pectin in my jams, so maybe they are properly called preserves. I never make jelly. Don't particularly care for marmalade.its pretty simple, really.
Jam uses whole or part of the fruit and is set with pectin.
Jelly uses just the juice of the fruit in a pectin based gel.
and then there is marmalade.
Peanut butter is foul, foul stuff. It smells like old mens socks.
Yep, must be on plain ol' soft white bread.I had that for the first time last week. I gotta admit, it was quite good. Has to be on the most generic white bread, too. No "white wheat" or "hearty white" or anything like that. Just store brand "White Bread."
Pb & Chantain black raspberry or strawberry preserves.
I don't put pectin in my jams, so maybe they are properly called preserves. I never make jelly. Don't particularly care for marmalade.
