Tell us how long it has been since you had a PB&J

3 days ago.

Ate the crust off first then dunked each bite in a glass of milk just like when I was a kid.

Really real person wrote:

No Way wrote:

About 26 years ago.. I'm allergic to peanuts

There are no peanut allergies. Nor is anyone allergic to gluten.

Shut up. I am highly allergic to peanuts and I've been to the ER due to anaphylaxis after someone told me boiled peanuts were okay to eat with a peanut allergy. Almost died even after administering two epipens. I am very careful now. I wish it were pretend. I eat sunbutter all the time, though.

saladbar wrote:

And this is considered the best website for running news

The front page might well be the best site for long distance running news but the message board is a running community conversation place. Along with running news we talk about many running and non-running things.

If you do not want to talk about current events, nutrition or any of the hundreds of things posted DO NOT OPEN THE LINK!

If the topic is peanutbutter sandwiches do not expect to find talk about improving your steeplechase form so do not be disappointed DO NOT OPEN THAT TOPIC.

dark bands? wrote:

Pb and J wrote:

My doctor told me I should stop eating Pb after he noticed the dark bands on my fingernails. That's okay, though. I never really understood the hype about pairing the stuff with jelly anyway.

Dark bands?

Obviously you're not a plumber...

...or live in Flint

Took a pee about 20 minutes ago after two coffees and strawberry lemon ginger smoothie.

Aiming for a BJ around 6 (Eastern Time) when your mom gets home from work.

Never

wineturtle wrote:

saladbar wrote:

And this is considered the best website for running news

The front page might well be the best site for long distance running news but the message board is a running community conversation place. Along with running news we talk about many running and non-running things.

If you do not want to talk about current events, nutrition or any of the hundreds of things posted DO NOT OPEN THE LINK!

If the topic is peanutbutter sandwiches do not expect to find talk about improving your steeplechase form so do not be disappointed DO NOT OPEN THAT TOPIC.

Totally running related.

It is well known that eating a PB&J sandwich daily will improve your steeple form.

Every day at noon

"The ingredients are inexpensive, have a long shelf life and the sandwich is so simple to make a toddler could do it"

Had a PB&J Bacon Burger post 10-mile race on Saturday. It was so great. Totally running related.

Would have had a bbj yesterday if it weren't for a nut allergy

Had two between 10:00 and 10:10 in the morning, as I do every weekday.

Yup ^

At least 10 years and I'm still in my 20's. My parents could afford marshmallow fluff so if we needed to eat like peasants we at least did it with style

Tuesday afternoon. I go with a "double decker" sandwich - improves the PBJ to bread ratio.

It's been years. I hate PB&J

Bring Back the 880 wrote:

Was going to have a PBJ this past Saturday but the jelly in the fridge was moldy. Tossed out the jelly and ate a PB and honey sandwich.

Need to remember to buy more jelly (and not forget about it in the back of the fridge this time).

It takes a long time for jelly to get moldy

Info wrote:

Bring Back the 880 wrote:

Was going to have a PBJ this past Saturday but the jelly in the fridge was moldy. Tossed out the jelly and ate a PB and honey sandwich.

Need to remember to buy more jelly (and not forget about it in the back of the fridge this time).

It takes a long time for jelly to get moldy

I wonder how long it takes jelly to go moldy.

Really real person wrote:

No Way wrote:

About 26 years ago.. I'm allergic to peanuts

There are no peanut allergies. Nor is anyone allergic to gluten.

I assure you I'm allergic to peanuts. Maybe not everyone who says they suffer from gluten intolerance actually does, but wheat allergies do exist and celiac's disease is a very real thing.

duplicity wrote:

wineturtle wrote:

The front page might well be the best site for long distance running news but the message board is a running community conversation place. Along with running news we talk about many running and non-running things.

If you do not want to talk about current events, nutrition or any of the hundreds of things posted DO NOT OPEN THE LINK!

If the topic is peanutbutter sandwiches do not expect to find talk about improving your steeplechase form so do not be disappointed DO NOT OPEN THAT TOPIC.

Totally running related.

It is well known that eating a PB&J sandwich daily will improve your steeple form.

True story: My first ever LetsRun post was about peanut butter asking if I should pour out the oil on top because back then I was neurotic about calories and fat. I've since learned to embrace PB and it's probably my favorite food. Had some about an hour ago. If I do a sandwich, I use toasted gluten-free bread (sue me), chunky peanut butter, apple sauce, banana and cinnamon.