Mazzy wrote on Apr 12th 2000, 15:02:38 about
peanut-butter
Rating: 12 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyThe all consuming question with peanut-butter is undoubtedly: crunchy or smooth?
| Amount of texts to »peanut-butter« | 46, and there are 45 texts (97.83%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
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| First text | on Apr 11th 2000, 14:04:18 wrote anybody about peanut-butter |
| Latest text | on Sep 3rd 2006, 02:53:01 wrote scarlet about peanut-butter |
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gladiola marie wrote on Apr 6th 2001, 01:33:02 about
peanut-butter
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When I was in elementary school, my family was often eligible for the subsidized lunch program.
But all the other days of the year, my lunch was a peanut-butter and jelly sandwich. Grape jelly, of course. If there was a sale at the grocery store, Mom sometimes bought strawberry or peach jam. The taste wasn't very different, though.
So I tend to think of jelly and jam in terms of color – purple, red, or orange/yellow – instead of the actual fruit.
sara the mac wrote on Apr 26th 2000, 08:30:38 about
peanut-butter
Rating: 18 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallywe ran out of birdseed so we put peanut-butter in the feeder and went inside to see what would happen. first the sparrows came and hopped forlornly about looking for seeds. then a bluejay swooped down, scattering the sparrows. it scooped up beaksfull of peanut butter, stopping after each each bite to strop its beak clean on the side of the feeder. finally a tufted titmouse arrived. it too liked the peanut butter. it was a much smaller bird than the jay, but it ate at least as much, and even after we got another sack of seed we kept putting out a dollop of peanut butter for »the peanut-butter bird,« as my son called it.
ScatterChild wrote on Apr 19th 2000, 01:31:44 about
peanut-butter
Rating: 13 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyWhen I was a child I was known to chant peanut-butter in russian at random people who inevitably thought it was really cool.
ozgrrl wrote on Apr 11th 2000, 21:55:08 about
peanut-butter
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There is no opposite to peanut-butter. Peanut-butter simply IS. And how delicious it is! Try it on bread with chilli sauce and maybe even some sultanas. Mmmm.
Peanut-butter is so versatile. Lovely in combination with sweet or savoury food.
Just don't give it to my son, who is destined never to sample the delights of peanut butter, except perhaps as the last thing he will ever do. Allergies are terrible things.
da wrote on Apr 11th 2000, 22:33:28 about
peanut-butter
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jeannie wrote on Apr 18th 2000, 06:10:39 about
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Phoebe Katz wrote on Jan 25th 2001, 18:33:04 about
peanut-butter
Rating: 10 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyPeanut butter creates a dilemma for some people: crunchy, or smooth? Whichever one you choose, it's sure to stick to the roof of your mouth.
KD wrote on Apr 12th 2000, 17:25:05 about
peanut-butter
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My deceased hamster ate peanut butter and
fava paste exclusively. May he rest in peas,
beans, and other legumes.
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