On 5/30/2013 1:13 AM, Jim Elbrecht wrote:
> They 'deserve' their own thread'.
>
> dsi1 > wrote:
> -snip-
>> I ate one of my daughter's Smuckers Uncrustable sandwich the other day.
>> It's a soft white bread peanut butter and jelly sandwich that keeps in
>> the freezer. I thought it was the dumbest idea that I ever heard of -
>> until I tasted one. It tasted just like the ones I had when I was a kid
>> and during periods of times in my life when I used to eat those
>> sandwiches. I was not expecting that. I don't keep white bread in this
>> house but now I can have a tasty sandwich anytime that I want. It's a
>> heck of a thing.
>
> I'd never heard of them. Googled them and wondered aloud. Since I
> haven't tasted one yet, I am still at the "dumbest idea I have ever
> heard" stage.<g>

If you don't care much for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on white
bread, I don't think you're going to progress much out of the dumb idea
stage. They were in the freezer for a while and I must have been
desperate for a snack. That was a mistake on my part cause I was hooked
on the first bite.

We got the big box of 18 at Costco. You keep it in the freezer and to
eat it, you let it thaw for about 20 minutes. My plan is to stock up on
these little beauties at work. I have a small refrigerator with a lame
freezer section but it's gonna work out just fine. I just have to make
sure that my daughter doesn't catch me moving the product out of the
house. She might be hooked on it too.

>
> My daughter works in a home for troubled 15yr old boys. They serve
> them to the boys as a [200calorie] snack. And the boys pull the
> 'crust' off and won't eat it.
>
> I wonder if there is a healthy way to eat PB & J? Lettuce wraps
> just seem wrong. I guess a spoon makes the most sense.
>
> Jim
>