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There are quite a few British teachers at my school and apparently this isn't a thing across the pond. The concept of putting PB on everything is pretty foreign. So needless to say I turned them onto PB&Banana sandwiches and they've not stopped thanking me since.
Is PB reasonably priced over there? When I lived in Paris, PB was offered in some international aisles at grocery stores for some crazy absurd price for the smallest jar. Anytime someone visited me, they brought me a couple jars in their suitcase. I just saw on FB that Belgian Torpedo's wife just returned to Belgium (from the US) with 7 pounds of PB in her bag.
You got it. I think MA bought all of that PB because it's not really a "thing" in Belgium, so it's expensive. And she loves PB.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Crunchy peanut butter is terrible; it is the laziest of sandwich spreads. It's like somebody was trying to make good, creamy peanut butter and just stopped. You ever seen chunky almond butter as a big option at stores? No. You know why? Because people had the good graces to realize they fucked up the first time with chunky peanut butter.
Chunky peanut butter's sole redeeming quality is that those who enjoy it have to chew more than they would with creamy peanut butter, thus granting those sane enough to shun the partially-made bastardized version a few seconds of quiet while the Chunkies' mouths are busy.
I never realized that there were people out there who actually don't like crunchy peanut butter. I like both, but I will always choose crunchy over creamy when given the choice.
I don't like random crunchy things in food that isn't crunchy (ex. nuts in bread is another example). Once, we found a gigantic beetle in a pie. My mom made the pie, but we are 99% sure that the beetle was in the frozen berries bought from the store. So how do you know each crunch is actually a peanut rather than a beetle?!?
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
I don't like random crunchy things in food that isn't crunchy (ex. nuts in bread is another example). Once, we found a gigantic beetle in a pie. My mom made the pie, but we are 99% sure that the beetle was in the frozen berries bought from the store. So how do you know each crunch is actually a peanut rather than a beetle?!?
I don't like random crunchy things in food that isn't crunchy (ex. nuts in bread is another example). Once, we found a gigantic beetle in a pie. My mom made the pie, but we are 99% sure that the beetle was in the frozen berries bought from the store. So how do you know each crunch is actually a peanut rather than a beetle?!?
There are quite a few British teachers at my school and apparently this isn't a thing across the pond. The concept of putting PB on everything is pretty foreign. So needless to say I turned them onto PB&Banana sandwiches and they've not stopped thanking me since.
Is PB reasonably priced over there? When I lived in Paris, PB was offered in some international aisles at grocery stores for some crazy absurd price for the smallest jar. Anytime someone visited me, they brought me a couple jars in their suitcase. I just saw on FB that Belgian Torpedo's wife just returned to Belgium (from the US) with 7 pounds of PB in her bag.
Nope. It's expensive as hell. But peanuts are super cheap.
Sometimes you can find locally made PB for pretty cheap, but mostly it's all imported brands and it's absurdly priced.
Post by wannaberoo'ing on Aug 27, 2014 19:07:20 GMT -5
Peanut butter is one of the foods allowed by the FDA to have really high rates of insect and rodent filth contamination. It's hard to keep all of the bugs out of the peanuts. Essentially then, all peanut butter is crunchy. And, high in protein.
PEANUT BUTTER
•Insect filth: Average of 30 or more insect fragments per 100 grams
•Rodent filth: Average of 1 or more rodent hairs per 100 grams