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The crust of the bread is the best part as far as we are concerned, but for some reason, there are a lot of kids who don't like crust on their bread. Is it the taste, the color or is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich just more fun without a crust? While philosophers ponder the question, you'll probably be cutting the crust of the sandwiches for your kids or for yourself, since there are plenty of adults who like to eat their sandwiches in this slightly nostalgic way.
Put down that knife and check out the Crust Cutter. The stainless steel cutter measures 4"x4" and is designed to remove all crusts with one swift motion. It also folds flat, for easy storage. The only downside is that once you've made it easy to remove the crust from the bread, you might never get Junior to actually give them a try. At least he'll be able to cut the crusts of his own sandwiches. Price: $3.95.
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8-04-2006 @10:39AM Bruce Dearborn Walker said... Remembering back as a very young child, I did not like the crusts, even on the innocuous white bread we were given. I experienced the caramelization process as a bitter taste, and also didn't enjoy the experience of chewing the marginally denser part. Now my jaws are stronger and my taste buds are weaker, and the crust is sweeter.
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8-05-2006 @4:26AM siZors said... my god people are getting lazy!!!
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