Use a fork to spread your jam/jelly/marmelade or whathaveyou.

>>9383971
I last the bread that has the peanut butter on it.

Anime

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Try mixing your peanut butter with an equal amount of pumpkin puree and a dab of syrup or honey. It's super spreadable, nutritious, delicious.

>>9384443

punkin purry?

>>9383971
Why not just heat up the peanut butter instead? Or the fork? Also, why don't you marry it? Bitch

can confirm. fork works great

>>9383973
I've spent my entire life contemplating whether or not it's preferential to have a little PB in your jelly jar, or a little jelly in your PB. The obvious answer is that you wouldn't want jelly in your PB, seeing as jelly (and jams) are full of preservatives and are less susceptible to molding. The not-so-obvious answer is that jelly always goes well with PB, but PB doesn't always need to be present in the presence of jelly. On the other hand, I'm a simpleton who knows nothing about this subject. Use a different utensil for each just to be safe.

>>9386688
>I've spent my entire life contemplating whether or not it's preferential to have a little PB...

Anon, I resolved that complex question when I was 5 years old and moved on to more important questions like, "is a hotdog physically or only metaphysically considered a sandwich.