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Wasn't it a Fluffernutter that Joanne Blundetto offered to Christopher? But that was Jersey?
"Ask Me About a Fluffernutter..."
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A Restriction on Fluffernutters was proposed, but later withdrawn.
New England born and bred, had many a Fluffernutter sandwich for lunch while attending summer camp!
Had them plenty as a kid, but PB & banana is my jam (arghh) now.
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Owen Bawn
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Extra crunchy peanut butter and raisins on toast. I'm especially partial to sultanas, or golden raisins for this sandwich.
My Grannie made them for me almost every day.Owen, grew up in Norwood and loved Fluffernutter sandwhiches. They were in my lunch bag once a week.
It only means that the mods LOVE YOU!A few months ago in the Breakfast thread I mentioned that I made a Fluffernutter for breakfast that day- a staple treat from a New England childhood. It's simply peanut butter & marshmallow 'creme' on bread or toast. In New England "Fluff" is the most prominent brand of marshmallow creme, and in the 50s-60s they had a catchy TV ad campaign for the sandwich they christened the "Fluffernutter," although the sandwich itself goes back at least to WWI.
So then some enterprising wiseacre B&B moderator added "Ask me about a Fluffernutter" to my avatar, and believe me I've been asked. DMs, questions in threads, you name it. I kinda like the attention to be honest... So this post will be something to which I can direct the curious when they ask about the Fluffernutter. With resources!
The history of the Fluffernutter
The Gooey History of the Fluffernutter Sandwich
The classic New England sandwich became popular as way to support the World War I effort at home, and has only grown in status since.www.mentalfloss.com
An example of a 1960s Fluffernutter TV advert
Finally... the Fluffernutter on reality TV, as Dorchester's Wahlberg family decides to add the Fluffernutter to the menu at Wahlburgers:
That's what this worshipper of @KeenDogg tells himself anyway.
Kinda makes sense really. I mean, truly, can you think of ANYONE on B&B that is tired of me yet?
Ha! Thought so!
We did breakfast treat sandwiches in our home like a Chicago-style pizza or hot dog. We would use peanut butter, bacon, honey and banana (apple sauce if you lacked bananas).
Southerners must eat Fluffernutter too; swear I recently saw a jar at the local Walmart.
PB&J was the staple; you never got Fluffernutter in our house. The food wasn't meant to be enjoyable.
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PB&J was the staple; you never got Fluffernutter in our house. The food wasn't meant to be enjoyable.
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Try peanut butter and mustard. It know it sounds weird, but it’s good.I'll stick with PB & Banana sandwiches. Might think differently if I had it as a kid.
Fluffernutter Old Fashioneds: The Ultimate Comfort Cocktail - SpiritedLA
How to make an Old Fashioned based on the most beloved of all childhood sandwiches: the fluffernutter. Peanut butter + marshmallow + bourbon = unbeatable.
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I'm glad this thread was posted. While I have heard about fluffernutter. I really never knew what they were until now. I surely would try one as I love anything with peanut butter in it.
As a kid I would eat PB&J sandwiches almost all the time for lunch. Didn't want no tuna, ham, roast beef, bologna sandwiches. Mom would give me on occasion. I guess she felt I needed a change of pace. But I would let her know about it, when I got home.
As a kid I would eat PB&J sandwiches almost all the time for lunch. Didn't want no tuna, ham, roast beef, bologna sandwiches. Mom would give me on occasion. I guess she felt I needed a change of pace. But I would let her know about it, when I got home.
Mmmm... Sounds like a great munchie.
Never had a fluffernutter or marshmello cream at all. Saw some on Amazon, added it to my subscribe and save- has been "unavailable" for three months now. Looks like fluffeenutters will have to wait.
Apparently I'll have to try a peanut butter and mustard in the mean time
Apparently I'll have to try a peanut butter and mustard in the mean time
Peanut butter and fresh ripe figs...
RI here and love my Fluffernutters
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Owen Bawn
Garden party cupcake scented
I had a late breakfast this morning. I popped some bread in the toaster, and stared into the cupboard... grabbed the peanut butter and???... I looked at the Fluff, and then went with raisins instead. So I came close, but no Fluffernutter today.
So what is the most cool on bread to use for making a fluffernutter? I'm guessing white bread is?
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Owen Bawn
Garden party cupcake scented
Traditionally white bread is used but I haven't had sliced white bread in the house in years. I use whatever I have- usually an oatnut or some kind of whole multigrain bread. In recent years I've toasted my Fluffernutters, but never did so when I was a kid. A couple warm Fluffernutters and a mug of hot cocoa or cold chocolate milk and I'm in comfort food heaven. I've never had a bad Fluffernutter!
I think I remember reading that you never had one. Have you tried one yet?
I was raised on 'em. Haven't had one in years. My son still takes one for lunch almost every day. Of course, he's like I was at his age: he can and does eat at least 2 lunches a day and never gains an ounce!
I wish I still had that problem. I miss not seeing my feet from a standing position!
