Hold up, there, lady. Have you ever tried a fried jelly sandwich? You make it like a grilled cheese, but instead of cheese, you use jelly. You should give it a try

I haven't had a peanutbutter and jelly sandwich. I want something authentic. Like an American making it for me too.

Weird because I wanted one recently, but only have a jar of peanut butter.

Get to a stove. Cut bread into small pieces.
Put those bread in a bowl, some water, and some cream, butter and sugar and milk, if you like. Let it all become thick

And a new Breakfast is ready for you.

Woe is you, who may not enjoy the sweet simplicity of PB&J in the immediate future, reaping the sour fruit of a forgotten grocery item!

I saw some peanut butter and strawberry jam flavored Stout beer a week ago...I didn't buy any!!

I like peanut butter on crackers or a slice of bread once in a while but I only like jelly on toast.

Nothing wrong with a jam sandwich...

Why not? PB is just a jelly delivery mechanism

I can't do just a jelly sandwich

You say jelly I say jam 😋

Make Jelly toast.

Look behind the olives and pretzels... there's a bag of peanuts. Crush those and spread on bread. For the future, use a more organized way to secure your groceries.

I agree
Can't fake it

Another of those British/American words that mean different things.
In UK,"jelly"is a kind of wobbly solid fruity gel that we eat with custard usually at kids parties.
In USA its what we call "Jam",which is a fruity spready sticky stuff we eat on bread.
The word "Fanny" in USA means your "bottom",in UK it means something completely different,usually part of a womans body lol.

How you forget the nutter butter 😕

What a coincidence...I thought the same thing last night.....I must buy a jar today!!!! I am craving PB..lol

I would love one too. I even have everything to make it. Being prediabetic all I can have is half a sandwich and not very often. 😢

My favorite pb&j is a thin layer of real butter, it stops stick to the toof, Skippy's honey roasted, with Smucker's strawberry preserves, on cold toast.