Peanut Butter

[Acid Raine]

I'm surprised the English don't have a weird alternate name for peanut butter like they do for cookies and jelly and French Freedom fries. Maybe "jolly paste" or something.

Another example of how big-headed Americans are.

I was just trying to make a joke.

So was I! Well...not technically, since there are some rednecks out there who actually use that because "DEMS FRENCH IZ SUM DURRTY LIL DEVILS DEY ARR!!!" But I understood what you meant!

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

<ul type="a"><li>"Freedom fries" came about due to political opposition to France, not some arbitrary edict stating that America is the supernatural god-king of the culinary universe.
<li>Although it gained nationwide notoriety, the name change was localized to cafeterias of the House of Representatives. It was just a way for some politicians to vent.
<li>Countries such as Spain and Greece have enacted similar name changes for food in the past: "national salad" instead of Russian salad, "Greek coffee" instead of Turkish coffee, etc. Would you say all Spaniards and Greeks are big-headed, as well?</ul>

Edit: we call jelly jelly

That's what you think.

[Acid Raine]

<ul type="a"><li>"Freedom fries" came about due to political opposition to France, not some arbitrary edict stating that America is the supernatural god-king of the culinary universe.
<li>Although it gained nationwide notoriety, the name change was localized to cafeterias of the House of Representatives. It was just a way for some politicians to vent.
<li>Countries such as Spain and Greece have enacted similar name changes for food in the past: "national salad" instead of Russian salad, "Greek coffee" instead of Turkish coffee, etc. Would you say all Spaniards and Greeks are big-headed, as well?</ul>

I was just trying to make a joke.

So was I!

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

It's too late for that.

But honestly: peanut butter. The Peter Pan label puts out this variety with honey spun into it, and the stuff is delish, son.

[Jess]

Smooth peanut butter on toast.

[Leeza]

I like peanut butter. But only the stuff that's natural. I don't like the sugar-added varieties. And Crunchy is preferred.

[Rainecloud]

It's okay, but not my first choice for sandwich spread.

I'd rather have a slice of turkey or chicken.

[~SapphireStar~]

I love it with a passion, but it has to be smooth peanut butter! Crunchy hurts my mouth. My friend sadly coulnt eat any as he had a peanut allergy. Sadly he died from it.

[Araciel]

peanut butter is one of the greatest things since sliced bread...and in fact the two go together quite well. i love it with a passion.

[Roto13]

It's the only way I'll eat toast.

[Skarr]

<ul type="a"><li>"Freedom fries" came about due to political opposition to France, not some arbitrary edict stating that America is the supernatural god-king of the culinary universe.
<li>Although it gained nationwide notoriety, the name change was localized to cafeterias of the House of Representatives. It was just a way for some politicians to vent.
<li>Countries such as Spain and Greece have enacted similar name changes for food in the past: "national salad" instead of Russian salad, "Greek coffee" instead of Turkish coffee, etc. Would you say all Spaniards and Greeks are big-headed, as well?</ul>

I was just trying to make a joke.

So was I!

Silly Rabbits.

Anyway yes. I love me's some peanut butter. I like jelly with mines though.

[Fonzie]

People that argue over food are teh lozerz. Also, Peanut Butter is the master of bread.

[Leen-Leen]

I love peanut butter. Eating it out of the jar is yummy and you know it.

[Kuroshima]

-sigh- I can't eat it, because I'm allergic to it... But I wish I wasn't becasue all my friends say it's good.

[Araciel]

People that argue over food are teh lozerz. Also, Peanut Butter is the master of bread.

quiet...i mean quite. as a friend of mine, Blair, would say "Bread is just a conveyance for peanut butter."