Never tasted it. Is it really that good? It seems disgusting.

>>8397489
overrated. try bananas instead of jelly

>>8397489
don't do it, once you do you'll start craving other poverty foods like McChickens

>>8397489
Fruit&nut combo is a thing. This is like tge cheapest variation on fruit&nut but if you use good jam and good PB it's actually pretty tasty. Good fresh bread is a must too.

>paying for quality ingredients makes for better tasting food
Wow I'm a dickhead why did I even hit submit. Oh well enjoy my wisdom OP.

Your pic isn't how it's supposed to be made.

Also it sucks

>>8397489
It's ok.

>>8397523
Then how is it supposed to be made? In my country I never saw a person eats that.

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I hope you used zero calorie peanut butter

>>8397523
What? How are you supposed to make it, then?

>>8397512
>paying for quality ingredients makes for better tasting food
Especially true with simple food that has few ingredients and requires no cooking. Adams and homemade preserves is godly stuff.

>>8397489
Remember that American peanut butter is smooth and sweet

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>>8397529
>"peanut spread"
>"natural roasted peanut flavor"
>"natural peanut extract"
>no actual peanuts

>>8397567
If you look at the reviews on Amazon, they're mostly split between 5 stars and 1 star. Not a good sign.

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>he doesn't make his own peanut butter
>he doesn't make his own jam
>he doesn't buy bread from a family friend's bakery

>>8397512
This.

/thread.

>>8397605
Fug i get scared when my toaster pops up too

>>8397533
>>8397526
Thin layer of PB on top and bottom, jam between.
Keeps the jam from making the bread soggy and makes sure the flavous is consistent throughout.