PB&J with Banana
Peanut butter, jelly, and banana slices.
Peanut Butter & Jelly and the Sweet Sandwich
PB&J (Cultural Icon)
The PB&J is the American sandwich most people learn to build before they can spell their own name. About forty seconds in every kitchen with a child of lunch-packing age, the same way every time.
IT'S-IT Ice Cream Sandwich
Oatmeal cookies with ice cream, dipped in chocolate; SF classic since 1928.
Grilled PB&J
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich griddled like grilled cheese.
Fluffernutter
Peanut butter on one slice, marshmallow creme on the other, pressed shut. The peanut butter waterproofs the crumb against the sweet Fluff; the result is soft on soft and tips clean over into dessert.
Fluffernutter
The fluffernutter as the New England regional reading: a Massachusetts statehouse argument, a Lynn-made marshmallow creme, and a school-cafeteria standing the grape-jelly version cannot quite match.
Berger Cookie Sandwich
Baltimore's chocolate-topped Berger cookie used to sandwich ice cream.