points at peanut butter and jelly sandwich
this exists
it’s fair game
shut up if you don’t like it. you sound dumb.
so does fairy bread!
points at peanut butter and jelly sandwich
this exists
Which is also a crime
Considering how much fucking sugar is in a slice of white bread… I concede. It is actually cake.
Hella people went crazy over Japanese 7-11 fruit sandwiches, but then have doubts about making them yourself outside of Japan?
People are fuckin’ weird, man.
Isn’t that just a cake?
Woah, who put Marie Antoinette’s head back on?
The earl of sandwich would have been completely fine with this. Hell, if its a cream cheese based frosting this sandwich even matches the original request from the earl of sandwich, which was a way to keep his fingers clean enough to play cards while enjoying his meats and cheeses
Unless this is birthday cake egg salad, I see no crime here. Only questionable taste.
Don’t Australian’s eat this already. Could have swore I saw something similar on Love My Way or the doctor show with the same lady.
You mean Fairy Bread? Way different to this.
But i had this think called fluff i bought in the us confectionery shop after hearing about it in a book i read. It’s not healthy kts just melted marshmellows.
That and 100s and 1000s would go awesome together i think
Fluffernutters are a New England US treat sandwich made with that stuff. Never had it but I’m getting diabeetus thinking about it.
I did, thanks!
It’s in response to M&S doing that other strawberries and cream butty
100% and kinda misses the point
The m&s one was a nod to Wimbledon and the Japanese fruit sando
This is just what a tween tries to make
tween food is valid
Remembering the absolute nonsense I attempted to make at that age, I’m honestly not sure I can agree
nonsense is important to developing our tastes and food prep skillset. I think the only invalid food would be something that gets thrown away over and over instead of eaten.
Dang… looks good to me :(
What’s in the sandwich?
Looks like jelly and frosting? I’d eat it. Hell, I might go make one right now.
I’m an American, and even I know that Tesco has a… varied reputation. This doesn’t surprise me at all.
