Rant #43: Butter on PP&J sandwich

[Fadeproof312]

My dad would do this for me when I was in elementary school; he said it was to keep the jelly/jam from soaking into the bread since you didn't eat the sandwich for a few hours. Don't know if that's true or not and I don't do it myself now, but it's not like he would put tons of butter on it just a thin layer so you didn't really even notice.

[mrskellington33]

Havent you ever heard of buttering toast and adding jam?

[matthewrs7]

@mrskellington33 I have heard of it. and it's revolting. Jam is all cold and because of it, often it can result in half melted, half solidified butter

[mrskellington33]

@matthewrs7 Not really. Its really not that disgusting. But this is your opinion. Dairy and fruit are quite a common combination. Like banana cream pie, or strawberry ice cream. Either way, I can't argue about this because this is based entirely about opinion.

[matthewrs7]

@mrskellington33 That is because butter and margarine have the salted flavor in them where as in pies it's the creams. Much like yogurt with fruit flavoring. Completely different flavored.

[mrskellington33]

@matthewrs7 Well, most people use unsalted butter on toast with jam.

[matthewrs7]

@mrskellington33 That doesn't change the flavor as much as you think, the flavor is in the oil itself

[mrskellington33]

@matthewrs7 Like I said, that's your opinion.

[matthewrs7]

@mrskellington33 and yours is yours. but then again my rants are not meant ot be taken seriously/personally because they are acting

[bigjp14]

i aggreeee matt

[GasparXR]

That should be PB&J in the title Matt lol.

But yeah that's just gross, it's like putting mustard on tacos.

[silentsinger21]

That funny cuz my mom and I just talked about it, and i thought it was disgusting lol