If you grew up in New England, you know exactly what I'm talking about. When I was a kid, we didn't have PB&J, we had Fluffernutter sandwiches, made with peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff.
Doesn't that sound yummy? I know you want to try it, so let me show you how it's done.
Grab your peanut butter (I like Panner's crunchy, from my local Save-a-Lot)
and Marshmallow Fluff (must be Fluff!)
Spread one piece of bread with the peanut butter ...
and the other with Marshmallow Fluff.
Smush 'em together and there you have it - a Fluffernutter.
(Told you it was good)
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In the deep south, these are known as "Goober Sandwiches" because southerners call peanuts "goobers."
I have always liked fluffernutter sooooooooo much better (for lots of reasons).
Hi Marie Anne,
I'd heard of this but never seen one made. Thanks for the tutorial.
Well now I know what a Fluffernutter sandwich is, but I have never tasted one ... my Mom would have flipped her lid at the thought! I didn't taste a pizza till high school, or a fast food burger till college. A deprived childhood!!!
But PB & J -- that she thought was OK only if there was absolutely nothing else in the house!
Cass
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