Eating Styles: Peanut Butter Sandwich Edition! Sam October 8, 2012 Eating Styles 14 Comments It’s Monday, meaning it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. Last week we did a poll about taco meat in honor of National Taco Day. This got me wondering about other national food holidays, so I looked up today’s date and found out today is National Fluffernutter Day. A fluffernutter is a sandwich with peanut butter and marshmallow creme. They are a cult favorite, but growing more popular. Check out this restaurant in NYC that specializes in them. What do you put on your sandwich besides peanut butter, So Good readers? Choose your favorite options below and explain in the comments. [poll id=”387″] The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Sam My name is Sam and all I care about is food. Latest posts by Sam (see all) Quick Bite: French Toast Crunch - March 8, 2014 Eating Styles: Would You Eat Horse Meat? - November 18, 2013 Deep Fried Everything Ep 153 - November 14, 2013 14 Responses Smokin' October 8th, 2012 No jelly option? The fluffernutter sounds pretty good – I’ll have to go and buy a jar of that white, sweet stuff and try it out. Reply Not-so-famous Dave October 8th, 2012 Ditto Smokins’ response. I guess a PBJ warrants its own scientific classification? Genetically distinct from a Peanut Butter Sandwich? In that case, I’m goin with honey. As a child, I discovered that the high water content of an iceberg lettuce leaf kept it from sticking to the roof of your mouth. Reply Bob----Fby October 8th, 2012 Pnut butter is also good on a hamburger!!!!! Reply Technicolor Yawn October 8th, 2012 Yo, how about nothing? I like peanut butter and bread. That’s it. Reply Sam October 8th, 2012 @Smokin’ and Not-so-famous Dave – I figured jelly/jam was a given, you know? And yeah, a PBJ is a different beast than a peanut butter sandwich. @Technicolor Yawn – good call. I added the option in. Reply Mandi October 8th, 2012 There’s a bar down the street from our house that makes a burger called the “Nutty Buddy”. It’s really just a burger with peanut butter and all the normal fixings (minus ketchup and mustard), but it was PHENOMENAL. While trying to recreate it at home I found out that the key combination for this delicious meal was the raw onions with the peanut butter. Sounds disgusting, but it’s soooo good. Reply Teddy Izzo October 8th, 2012 I think i just shed a tear when I read raw onion. (see what I did there?) Cheese AND bananas. Don’t knock it till you try it. I suppose that applies to the onions as well… Reply Geeeeena. October 8th, 2012 bananas and honey!!! yummmm Reply Sam October 8th, 2012 @Bob and Mandi – I’ve heard a lot about peanut butter on hamburgers but I’ve never tried it. It makes sense, though. Peanut butter is often thought of as a “sweet” condiment, but it can be just as easily applied to a savory dish. Reply Erin October 9th, 2012 Definitely Jam for the win. But this past weekend I put a little caramel sauce and sea salt on top of an open face PB sandwich – delicious! Reply Cynthia October 9th, 2012 raw onion, seriously? (shudder) Reply Eick October 9th, 2012 I had peanut butter on a burger 3 years ago and it changed my life. I can walk without crutches now. Reply RINTINTIN October 29th, 2012 LOL EICK Reply Skylar February 24th, 2014 Olives aren’t bad either! Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
Smokin' October 8th, 2012 No jelly option? The fluffernutter sounds pretty good – I’ll have to go and buy a jar of that white, sweet stuff and try it out. Reply
Not-so-famous Dave October 8th, 2012 Ditto Smokins’ response. I guess a PBJ warrants its own scientific classification? Genetically distinct from a Peanut Butter Sandwich? In that case, I’m goin with honey. As a child, I discovered that the high water content of an iceberg lettuce leaf kept it from sticking to the roof of your mouth. Reply
Technicolor Yawn October 8th, 2012 Yo, how about nothing? I like peanut butter and bread. That’s it. Reply
Sam October 8th, 2012 @Smokin’ and Not-so-famous Dave – I figured jelly/jam was a given, you know? And yeah, a PBJ is a different beast than a peanut butter sandwich. @Technicolor Yawn – good call. I added the option in. Reply
Mandi October 8th, 2012 There’s a bar down the street from our house that makes a burger called the “Nutty Buddy”. It’s really just a burger with peanut butter and all the normal fixings (minus ketchup and mustard), but it was PHENOMENAL. While trying to recreate it at home I found out that the key combination for this delicious meal was the raw onions with the peanut butter. Sounds disgusting, but it’s soooo good. Reply
Teddy Izzo October 8th, 2012 I think i just shed a tear when I read raw onion. (see what I did there?) Cheese AND bananas. Don’t knock it till you try it. I suppose that applies to the onions as well… Reply
Sam October 8th, 2012 @Bob and Mandi – I’ve heard a lot about peanut butter on hamburgers but I’ve never tried it. It makes sense, though. Peanut butter is often thought of as a “sweet” condiment, but it can be just as easily applied to a savory dish. Reply
Erin October 9th, 2012 Definitely Jam for the win. But this past weekend I put a little caramel sauce and sea salt on top of an open face PB sandwich – delicious! Reply
Eick October 9th, 2012 I had peanut butter on a burger 3 years ago and it changed my life. I can walk without crutches now. Reply
