PB&J spreader

by Nicole Weston, Posted Apr 18th 2006 @ 9:01AM

When I was little and made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich every day to take in my lunch, I hated it when peanut butter would get in to the jar with the jam, or vice versa. I also didn't want to have to wipe off or wash the knife halfway through making my sandwich because it seemed inefficient and, to maximize my sleeping time, I wanted a fast sandwich. As a result, I tried to use the exact amount of peanut butter or jelly, so as to have none left on the knife. At 8 years old, I thought this seemed pretty clever, but having one of these dual-sided peanut butter and jelly spreaders would have solved my problems completely. The color-coded sides enable you to dip to your heart's content without mixing the contents of the jars. They're $11.99 and, to justify the expense on the silicone kitchen tool, you can use them for anything from buttering toast to spreading frosting on cupcakes.

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Tags: gadget, Gadgets, jam, jelly, kitchen tool, knife, lunch, pbj, peanut butter, peanut butter and jelly, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, peanut butter sandwich, sandwich, silicone, spreader, tool

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4-18-2006 @9:24AM Moe said... Wasn't there at one time a product where the peanut butter and jelly were in the same jar to make it easier to make PB&J sandwhiches?
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4-18-2006 @9:38AM izzyb412 said... http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~yrn/super/sp02.jpg
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4-18-2006 @9:46AM Joe.Edson said... funny,ooh,different from Chinese and i'm Chinese
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4-18-2006 @10:16AM Bear Silber said... All you have to do it spread your jelly, jam or marmalade first. You'll have a small amount remaining on the knife but you wipe that clean on the other slice of bread and then continue on with the peanut butter spreading (I'm somewhat a professional at this).
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4-18-2006 @10:19AM Jessica said... i use the same technique as Bear Silber. it's the way to go- no need to waste money on a double-sided knife
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4-18-2006 @11:35AM Finished.Law.School said... Just lick the peanut butter or jam off the knife before moving to the other ingredient.
Maybe pull the stick out of your butt that gives you trouble with mixing peanut butter and jelly as well...
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4-18-2006 @1:35PM Mr. Harold J. Bauman said... Do You Know, Just How Many Plastic Knives You Can Purchase or THe $11.99 Price Of This P.B.& J. Spreader? And Just Think Nothing To Wash!
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