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The obviously correct answer is neither.
You have to peanut butter BOTH pieces of bread to create a jelly proof barrier. Then there is no top side!
My mom used to spread peanut butter on the bottom slice and dairy butter on the top slice for the jelly proofing.
Yeah she does that for me too
Can't say I'm not intrigued. 🤔
Jelly proofing sounds like something a novice adventurer does in an RPG to defend against slime-type monsters.
this is the correct answer, especially if you're making lunch for later... or using that cheap-ass walmart bread you can basically see through.
This is the only correct answer. If you make the PB a little thicker around the edges, it will create a sealed PB pocket to contain the jelly for transport.
But then I get peanut button on the jelly knife
That's the best part. You lick it off.
You have a sink
do I?
Yes
That's where I pee. What is the relevance to this discussion?