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Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter?


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Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter?  

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  1. 1. Creamy or Crunchy?

    • Creamy
      34
    • Crunchy
      33


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I can't believe we've had five pages and no one has mentioned the fact that it's irritating as hell to make a sandwich with peanut butter with uncrushed peanuts in it. It tears your bread to hell, making something more akin to a hotdog with chili, slaw and all the fixings where the bun breaks at the bottom, leaving a mini culinary disaster where you're trying to salvage some form of decorum and etiquette as you shovel the morphed concoction into your mouth.

 

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On 6/30/2016 at 1:43 PM, CRA said:

We talking sandwich?  B/c there is only one answer.  Crunchy.

If you disagree you can take your non-sweet tea drinking, smooth peanut better eating, yankee smelling self back north!

Uh, about that sweet tea...

http://abc11.com/health/doctors-sweet-tea-linked-to-kidney-stones/1409959/

Not that it's going to change my drinking habits, particularly on the occasional visit to Bojangles.

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And, one more thing, crunchy peanut butter on my celery, carrots, and bananas is kinda weird.

And let's not talk about the crumbled disaster that results from trying to spread crunchy peanut butter on my Ritz or saltine cracker.

Creamy is crunchy's evolution.

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2 hours ago, MountainHeel66 said:

Really.... No one is going to comment on this.. The Huddle has really let me down today.

I thought the same thing after proof reading what I typed figured I would leave it too see what happened. Kinda disappointed. Lol

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