Why do people from other countries hate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches so much?

Think I might make one of these today because of this threat.

Pb&J is one of my favorite things in the world.

peanut butter and strawberries are galaxy brain tier though objectively the best

canada boy angry!

I am a simple man I just use butter and sugar

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sandwiches shouldnt be sweet, but i guess it makes sense in america considering what their bread is like

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I really like Peterson but does he really advocate a certain diet?

PB&J is great but the best is cheese, ham, hard egg sandwich with french mustard, some mayo, salt pepper, little onion and green pepper with salt/pepper on light toast with a finnish girl to cum to afterwards

>HFCS is bad cuz da guvormint say so !!!!!1!!!!11

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the government subsidizes it, dumb dumb

Unlike Europoors, we have the freedom of more than one type of bread in our entire country.

You're all on a list now.

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He and his daughter follow it because of autoimmune diseases they have

I did this as a kid. It's pretty good.

my friend brought me one of these from usa once and started to eat pb sandwiches
it's delicious

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>cheap bread that tastes likes it is a baby of foam and paper
>healthy
Also, most Europeans hate them because they use the wrong bread usually and find it repulsive.

Good meal, fellow white man

Tried it once
Hated it

Its pretty good. I used Granary bread, strawberry jam and supermarket brand peanut butter. As an Englishman who takes his sandwiches seriously I think this is certainly one of the better recipes that came from over the pond. Peanut butter is not really a traditional english food so it has only been widely available in recent years. I didn't eat it until I was already a man and the experience was mind-blowing. When I set food out for tea, It takes a position of pride next to the marmite, gentleman's relish and chutney.

American food isn't really sold here, we don't even have Dr Pepper. Can't hate peanut butter if you can't try it.

I can't imagine living life and never having PB or Dr. Pepper.

It is hard to imagine that these things aren't popular all around the world considering other things like them from the country are.

Well I can't imagine living life and never having pic related yet you guys seem to be just fine

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almond butter > peanut butter
reminder that peanuts are not nuts but legumes

Dr Pepper is very, very, very, very hard to find in Bulgaria; a shame, since it's a lovely soda.

It’s funny because literally every super market here carries prosciutto. It’s an after thought. One of 1000s of choices.

I’ve lived in Europe. Your guys’ variety is atrocious. You sell the same foods in literally every shop.

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That's so weird to me; I've spent weeks living off of peanut butter, crackers and milk before.

No, he just had trouble with immune defficiency shit due to diet. Runs in his family, it seems.

No? But I prefer meat and cheese still, or only peanut Butter.

>prosciutto
Not the same thing and you probably can only buy things like pic related that taste like plastic and not a real leg.

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faggot kike

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We hold the record for most bread and "sausage" types due to us being in central europe and HRE food exchanges.
Step it up, lardo.

Not him but they do, a lot.

*blocks your path*

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Reminder the jelly is just to complement the PB with a light sweetness and should not be anywhere near equal to the amount of PB

The added jelly is decadent to me, but my dad eats Leberwurst with plume mousse (direct translation).
So who am I to bully.

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Ayyyyyyyyy

As in it should only be a thin layer.

You have a point.

I only ate peanut butter with this, in regard to sweetness. Hagelschlag is pretty great.

i like it

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jesus christ guinea chill out, were did he even mention the negligible but real amount of BLACKEDings your grandmammas received?

Eat it daily but with rye bread instead of wonder bread.
Pic. related is the go to marmalade.

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Not sour dough? Heard swedes go crazy for sour dough bread.
>It is tasty.

I haven't tried sourdough with Pd and J but i could imagine that it annoying to spread considering the cavities and kinda rough to eat.

I like it, as I am very hungry I will buy peanutbutter after work and some nice bread.

I like them but I've eaten maybe two of them in my entire life. Peanut butter is available here, but it's not that popular.

because it's stupid expensive. learn to make your own instead of buying

Who /pbhonban/ here?

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my favourite shit when I was a kid

I like them
Ate one for breakfast with blackberry jam

has australia finally influenced other countries with its culture??

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Peanut butter and cucumber is good
And cheese and pickle

Mate in America you can buy anything everywhere unless you're out in the boonies
It's like urban Rome

I've made it after seeing it on int

>prosciutto
That's Italian, mate.

>hate peanut butter
That's just peanuts with butter. I mean, what's the fucking point? At least Nutella give you choconut delicious taste.

I hate peanuts

based and truly white

PB & marshmallow >>> PB and jelly

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I don't like them either.

I always wanted peanut butter and honey more.

>this nigga has never had a peanut butter, huckleberry honey sandwich

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We don't have it here. We're always behind food trends. Pizza and hamburgers didn't come to my city until like 5-10 years. Doner kebab didn't come until last year. We do have pretzels with peanut butter in them though and everyone seems to like them.

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>They're tasty
And that's where you're wrong Tyrone.

Nobody hates them you projecting, compliment-fishing autist

who hate these, is it haram?

Most of the products sold through those means in the US are Kosher. Which is more stringent than Muslim ordinance on food. So yeah, You can eat it, if it concerns you.

>healthy carbs
Carbs aren't healthy.

peanut butter is gross.

I don't agree with the OP at all but if I had to choose your alternative it would be crackers with pickled vegetables or small fish which I would much rather have.

It's exorbitantly expensive here for literally no reason at all. Americans will pay for American pork like it's from Italy.

ah, I love them and am not muslim. that was just a joke...

I used to think americans actually put jelly into their sandwiches as a kid

Didn't realize that they called JAM, Jelly for some reason

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We don't have Dr. pepper either, really want to try it because of my love for [spoiler]Steins;Gate[/spoiler], we do have peanut butter but it's pretty rare.
I only tried out PB this year, on it's own it's shit but I liked it on bread.

He always says he is not a nutrition expert and doesn't try to pass himself off as one.

But yes he does carnivore.

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Why add butter? It already has peanut butter.

If you prefer creamy peanut butter you are not human. There, I said it.

Bit rude.

and it all tastes like fucking cake
you'll never know what GOOD bread tastes like

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I tried it once and I didn't like it. It's not that peanuts doesn't work at all with sweet stuff, I mean I like Snickers. But putting jam on peanut butter makes it sweet in gross way I think.

this photo gave me a seizure

>let me tell you about your country's bread

It's too sweet for me, and I don't like white bread

Didn't you just do the same thing?

For toasting the bread in a pan, I think. Seems a bit much but if you were using drier bread it would make sense.