Would you rather have just a Peanut Butter Sandwich or a Jelly Sandwich

butter/jelly within 2 slices of bread cuz that is a sandwich. if you mean a slice of bread with pb on it or jelly i can take both. but a pb covered sandwich?? how would i eat it??

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

*High fives*

@rogue_mar1e said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

*High fives*

*fives back* Crazy Americans...

@rogue_mar1e said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

*High fives*

*fives back* Crazy Americans...

@Lady Loveless said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

*High fives*

*fives back* Crazy Americans...

In America we have things that are sold under both names o_o is that possibel?!!?

your jelly = our jam

our jelly = your jello

I have figured this out over time.

we also have preserves and marmalade

Peanut butter but both together are better.

Dutch jelly>>>>>>>>>>>American jelly

When i was young and I heard they had peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches in America I was like "WTF how do you put jelly in a sandwich?". Then I got told jelly = American Jam.

Jam in the states has a smoother consistency and spreads easily, whereas jelly clumps and spreads thicker.

Can't sound masculine saying that

Jam. Off course.

I'd rather have both.

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

In America there's Jam, Jell-O, Jelly

Jelll-O eaten on its own

Jelly and Jam both used for sandwiches but Jam way more smoother, Jelly is welll jelly.

But I would rather have a PBJ and neither of the two.

@Lady Loveless said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

@Aiden Cross said:

@rogue_mar1e said:

I find it interesting how 'Muricans call jam 'jelly'.

Ditto. I'm Dutch and even we call it jam :p

*High fives*

*fives back* Crazy Americans...

In America we have things that are sold under both names o_o is that possibel?!!?

your jelly = our jam

our jelly = your jello

I have figured this out over time. 

@rogue_mar1e:

I'm from Minnesota and instead of saying Jam or Jelly we say "preserves". We kind of group anything like jelly, jam, or marmalade into that title in the same way that people from the southern United States call any soda "coke".

@TheWitchingHour: Preserves are very thick and stringy. I tore up rye bread trying to spread it.

First post, This Is big

... What happened to having both? Like a normal person.

Jelly.

PB & Bananas.

peanut butter & jelly is alot better... toasted jellys good too though.

@nickthedevil said:

... What happened to having both? Like a normal person.

@Lady Loveless: no its just jam, jelly, preserves and marmalade. we also have goobers [pb-j in 1 jar]