Its not common outside the us
Itās still quite common here, though.
(to be fair american and european peanat butter taste very different⦠like a lot of other food too.)
Also I think mostpeople spread peanut butter on both pieces of bread and then put them together. Thus making the ratio the same
They sell it only at one supermarket in my city and thereās only one brand and thereās about 10 or so jars total on the shelf at any given time. Itās a foreign exotic food
i spread it on both because the bread tastes terrible so it covers it
That true too. American peanut butter is creamy and runny and sweet. This one here is a german brand and itās super dry and not sweet
so what Iām hearing is that I need to go to another country and start throwing jars of peanut butter at people until they comply
(I have no clue what complying would even look like in that scenario, so this is just an excuse to bury someone in a hundred cans of peanut butter)
You canāt pull it out with a spoon coz then itās be stuck to it. You need a knife
(Because that sounds fun as hell)
so what Iām hearing is that instead of peanut butter you have peanut slab that you then have to peanut stab
Hehe
me when I stab my peanut butter with a steak knife and accidentally open a dark fountain that has the side effect of instantly killing anyone with peanut allergies who enters the room
TOP TEN MURDER METHODS
NUMBER FIVE: PEANUT BUTTER DARK FOUNTAIN
Number 4, for the record, is throwing a hundred jars of peanut butter at the victimās head.
yeah we know how else would you tolerate spending hundreds of hours in a secret cookie thread with me
Also itās interesting to me that you have peanut butter that comes in cans. I thought itās always jars. Unless youāre using can and jar synonymously. And if so, im curious if thatās common to use interchangably (american english?) or a Neon-specific dialect
yeah I just forgot the word jar
anyways uh standard me sandwich is just
toast
ketchup
toast
who likes crunchy peanut butter
