Description: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich (PB & J)

 By Nate Feldman


I see two square shaped pieces of bread on top of each other with brown peanut butter and jelly, either grape or strawberry or raspberry, in-between them.

I feel the soft touch of the bread.

I taste the combination of slightly salty peanut butter with sweet jelly.

One of the most quintessential lunch items for young Americans is the iconic PB & J, or Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich.  In case you have never heard of it, I will describe it for you here.

You take two slices of square-shaped bread, and you place them down.  Usually, people take a scoop of peanut butter and smear it with a spoon in all directions.  Then, you can take a spoonful of jelly and add it on top of the peanut butter.  I have heard of people who put the peanut butter on one piece of bread and then put the jelly on the other, but I don't do that.

When that is finished, you put the pieces of bread together.  You can see the peanut butter and jelly from inside beginning to ooze its way out, especially if you put a lot in.  Hopefully, the bread is nice and soft.  When you put it in your mouth, you should taste an amazing combination of slightly salty peanut butter and sweet jelly.  I prefer chunky peanut butter because I like the crunchy texture they have.

The perfect beverage with the peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a glass of cold, milk.  It washes down the sandwich so nicely.


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