Must be a generational thing. When some of us were kids, it was normal to make jelly bread or mayonnaise sandwiches. It was quick, and required no cooking. Common among less wealthy families.
Soggy is right. I used to take PBJs to school on a rare occasion, and the side with jelly on it was always disgusting. After a week or even a few days, that can’t be good. Also, I’ve never put just jelly on bread before. It always had PB with it. And anyone doing so is just after the sugar anyway. Just teach your kids to go for the real thing. Sprinkle some sugar on bread and have at it. yum.
For those who don’t know, “jelly” in the UK is essentially what those in the US know as gelatin, aka Jello [it’s a bit different, but close enough for comparison] while “jelly” in the US is a spread similar to jam except it is made from juice rather than fruit solids so it is transparent instead of opaque. Therefore, [in the US] you technically won’t be able to find strawberry and raspberry jellies or grape and apple jams, even if some refer to them that way. This has been your daily dose of [mostly] useless knowledge. =]
I have this comic also mmmmm jelly bread sandwiches!!!!!! only one problem where’s the peanut butter??!!!!!…. why didn’t she make peanut butter and jelly bread sandwiches?!!!!!
Linux0s almost 11 years ago
Okay, what’s wrong with them?
LEOKEV almost 11 years ago
Must be a generational thing. When some of us were kids, it was normal to make jelly bread or mayonnaise sandwiches. It was quick, and required no cooking. Common among less wealthy families.
GROG Premium Member almost 11 years ago
It doesn’t take much to please Linus.
tsandl almost 11 years ago
This is an American comic. Adjust your vocabulary accordingly.
hariseldon59 almost 11 years ago
Outside of Peanuts I’ve never heard anyone refer to it as a “jelly bread sandwich”. I’d just call it a jelly sandwich. The bread is implied.
Darryl Heine almost 11 years ago
Is that healthy eating?
PatrickASL almost 11 years ago
What’s a jelly bread sandwich?
mrsdonaldson almost 11 years ago
Sweet intentions. They’re probably good and soggy now. Better grab a fork, Linus. :)
meihong almost 11 years ago
She is so sweet!
Defective Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Soggy is right. I used to take PBJs to school on a rare occasion, and the side with jelly on it was always disgusting. After a week or even a few days, that can’t be good. Also, I’ve never put just jelly on bread before. It always had PB with it. And anyone doing so is just after the sugar anyway. Just teach your kids to go for the real thing. Sprinkle some sugar on bread and have at it. yum.
Aaron Saltzer almost 11 years ago
Idk what those taste like. They don’t sounds appealing to me.
Doctor11 almost 11 years ago
Proof that Lucy is missing her brother.
Number Three almost 11 years ago
Don’t fall for it, Linus!
LOL xxx
boldyuma almost 11 years ago
I normally fixed PBJ’s..but once in a while I would fix aWelch’s Concord Grape Jelly on Roman Meal bread with…wait for it…….REAL Butter!
cutiepie29 almost 11 years ago
For those who don’t know, “jelly” in the UK is essentially what those in the US know as gelatin, aka Jello [it’s a bit different, but close enough for comparison] while “jelly” in the US is a spread similar to jam except it is made from juice rather than fruit solids so it is transparent instead of opaque. Therefore, [in the US] you technically won’t be able to find strawberry and raspberry jellies or grape and apple jams, even if some refer to them that way. This has been your daily dose of [mostly] useless knowledge. =]
AmyGrantfan51774 almost 11 years ago
I have this comic also mmmmm jelly bread sandwiches!!!!!! only one problem where’s the peanut butter??!!!!!…. why didn’t she make peanut butter and jelly bread sandwiches?!!!!!