#87

Texture like sun

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#88

It kinda mixes in with the cheese and makes the cheese all oozy - itā€™s so good

#90

Buttering peanut butter just has the same energy as this :nauseated_face:

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#91

daily reminder that cheese is a con

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#92

Obviously, because peanut butter isnā€™t butter, and a sandwich without butter isnā€™t a real sandwich.

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#93

ā€œwe have to getā€ :joy: you know you have legs and a bank card if your heart so desires smooth?

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#95

truly the most blanksistently ingredient available, yes

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#96

Good peanut butter already has natural oil.

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#97

Thereā€™s only been one supermarket caught fire in this town in the last 20 years.

'as der? (ā€˜has there?ā€™ pronounced like ā€˜asda?ā€™)

No, Sainsburyā€™s.

#98

My stepdad has butter with his pb on toast and I genuinely canā€™t fathom it. Surprised he has some fellow fans in this thread.

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#99

No no no no.

#100

Always knew he was alright.

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#101

This is what all the double butterers in this thread look like

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#102

Happy, easily pleased and satisfied with life? Seems ok.

#103

I meant the cow

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#104

As I child Iā€™d b then pb. As a grown up I usually choose between butter on toast or peanut butter on toast cause having both in seems a bit extravagant :dollar:

#105

bit of butter - good
too much butter - thatā€™s too much butter

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#106

I rarely do peanut butter on toast but I always put spread on before the peanut butter.

I wouldnā€™t put actual butter on because thatā€™s a a topping in itself, preferably slathered on.

But yeah, peanut butter onto bread or toast without olive spread or whatever?

so dry!

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#107

Itā€™s not dry cos thereā€™s peanut butter on it

#108

No butter needed cos when you take a bite and slosh a gulp of tea in your gob at the same time it mushes it all up and itā€™s delicious

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