If you put the jelly on first then the peanut butter is it still a Peanut butter and Jelly sandwich?

The proper way to construct a PB & jelley sandwhich is as follows:

1) ALWAYS spread the jelly first on one slice of bread
2) Spread Peanut Butter on the other slice
3) Put both halves together

The reason for doing this is that some people have Peanut 🥜 alleries and this eliminates cross contamination OR use a seperate knife for each.

[b]Special Note[/b]: Do not cut the crust off the PB&J sandwich for anyone. People who have crust removal requirements are pretentious twats who should be eliminated with prejudice

Sorry, I don't put jelly in a sandwich at all:

Yes........ a little messier, but yes. 🤣

sounds like you're in a jam

Peanut butter must be applied first or else the jelly will disintegrate

Whether you put the jelly or the peanut butter on first, it's still the same end result...it's still a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

According to the associative property in mathematics it is. If a+b=c then b+a must also =c.

Hmmmm…..well, there goes my chance of sleep….

@Thevy29 🤔by definition it is still the same thing i suppose

First of all, why eat jelly when you can savor jam??

When you flip it over, yes!

I don't blame him. Were they right-handed or left-handed?

Maybe it doesn't matter if you eat quickly, but if you're packing PB&J for a lunch, you spread BOTH slices with pb then apply jelly to one. This way the jelly won't make the bread soggy.

yes, but never put jelly on anything. it's disgusting. use jam and whatever order you like, using separate knives to prevent cross-contamination

Just turn it over. My father in law wanted to throw half a box of nails away be cause the head was on the wrong end.

No. It’s jelly and peanut butter sandwich

I use jam and jam them together