It's amazing it's still banned in schools. How do parents afford to feed their children. It's a cheap and easy lunch.
PB & J banned?
Need to lose 15 pounds in a hurry? Try cutting off both of your arms.
She is insufferable.
The biggest crime here is she is using creamy peanut butter instead of the far superior chunky.
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I bet her freezer is filled with slices of pb spread. When the kids get older, the freezer will contain only these slices, meanwhile their mother obsessively makes more hoping that it will catch on. Her children will tell her its a fucking dumb idea, "let it go, mom."
What's wrong with her mouth/face?
I lost it at about :55 after she goes, "it's frozen, AAGGGHH!!!"
This is beyond stupid. Wonder what she was drinking at the beginning.
It sounds like she's A) using shitty grocery store shelf bread that's all air and B) maybe putting her peanut butter in the coldest part of her fridge which is making it hard. She created a solution to a problem that she also created. I don't have issues with my peanut butter tearing the bread. If I did, I wouldn't go about fixing it with a huge waste of time.
Why is your peanut butter in the fridge?
It's amazing it's still banned in schools. How do parents afford to feed their children. It's a cheap and easy lunch.
I won't lie: When I clicked on this thread I was half-expecting someone came up with a $400 machine to make PB&J sandwiches.
DOLLOPIES
Hopefully she doesn't actually do this and is just making YouTube videos for money, because it's the stupidest thing I've ever seen.
Some schools banned PB because of the rise in peanut butter allergies, but very, very few, probably less than 1% or maybe even less than 1/10 of 1%. But for every 1/100 schools that banned peanut butter, they got a ton of media attention, blowback, and/or recognition, so it led to the perception that this was common. For the most part, medical science has gone in the opposite direction and it's found that:
a) Banning peanut butter from schools does not result in less occurrences of anaphalaxis
b) Banning peanut butter results in more peanut butter allergies requiring Epipens
So, since at least 2011, schools are encouraged not to ban potentially allergens
But back in the mid-2000s to early 2010s, it was a fad especially in well-to-do school systems like where this #mamaHacker probably sends her kids.
It's amazing it's still banned in schools. How do parents afford to feed their children. It's a cheap and easy lunch.
I would have done unspeakable things to get PB&J sandwiches for school lunch growing up.
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damn, I will never learn how to make a peanut butter sandwich ..
This is as bad as the OP tbh.Or....... mix the jelly and peanut butter together then spread. This problem was figured out years ago lol.