If youre a fan of pbnj how do you not have both jelly in the peanut butter and peanut butter in the jelly.

Like the people around here are just the daintiest cleanest people around fussing like "Doooh I got jelly in my peanut butter!"

You want peanut butter on your breakfast breads where you want to spread jelly?

You want jelly on your produce(apple, celery,etc) as you're dipping with peanut butter?

Also peanut allergies and cross contamination for multi-family households


Like... I dunno, I get your point but you can't put everyone in the same box.

dear professor,

i believe that you marked my homework wrong. I wrote "2 dads 1 knife"

please explain why my solution was wrong?

thanks,
redskii

Allergies don't belong in this conversation. Cross contamination, however, does.

Having one in the other implies that knife/spoon has been used on the bread. Those bread crumbs are going to cause jelly to grow bacteria/mold sooner than they would in the peanut butter. Thus, the lower moisture(peanut butter) environment is better to have been cross contaminated than the higher moisture environment(jelly).

This right here. But if I had to choose, it would be peanut butter in the jelly jar. Peanut butter isn't going to slosh around in the jelly, but jelly will slosh around in the peanut butter.

How do you know?

It's better to have neither that shit is gross.