man, you're sheltered. :aimsad: eggos and smuckers, gogo.
i think we tried peanut butter on waffles once, i recall not finishing it.
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man, you're sheltered. :aimsad: eggos and smuckers, gogo.
i think we tried peanut butter on waffles once, i recall not finishing it.
Strawberry jam AND grape jelly. That's how I roll. :cool:
What. The. smurf.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
Strawberry jam is superior. Any time you see a PB & J sammich, it's with strawberry jam. That's how Dad did it. That's how America does it, and it's worked out pretty well so far. :cool:
Your Iron Man quote lies. Grape jelly is the patriotic decision. Do you hate America?
The colors of the land of the free are red, white, and blue, not purple, white, and blue. My knowledge of America far exceeds yours!
However, blue and red make purple, therefore grape is two of America's colors and strawberry is only one. And just in case you didn't know, two is greater than one.
QED.
A quick Google Image Search of "patriotic jam" produced this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...trioticjam.jpg
Notice how it's not purple, but red. Google never lies.
Let's say I have two apples. You have one apple. Which one of us has more apples and a better chance of surviving an infestation of locusts when all the other crops die? Yeah, I thought so.
Plus, you can't argue when I've already said QED! That means it was proven!
RASPBERRY JAM FTW!
I would just catch a bunch of those pesky locusts and survive on them. Insects are jam-packed with protein. I have no problem with having a locust barbecue(all are invited), locust a la king, or locust cordon bleu. So you can have your two apples, but I'll have a neverending supply of locusts.
My Observation Came Ten Years Too Late by Eric DabrowskiQuote:
Originally Posted by Jowy
Raspberry clearly wipes the competition across the floor; none of this horrid grape business or a lame strawberry trying to displace the rightful king!
Raspberries look like big balls of pimples and lose because of this.
Indeed, indeed. And what Rye said about the texture of strawberry jelly sums up how I feel about that. Hard and icky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lekana
I had never even thought of the possibility of there being such a thing as grape jam...
Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry and other things like that, yea, but grape doesn't seem like something you would be able to make into a jam. This 'Grape Jelly' stuff you speak of seems closer to what you call 'Jello' than what we call 'Jam'
And so I have the question: Is 'Grape Jelly' made from real grapes or just grape flavour?