> > > Why on earth would someone eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with the peanut butter slice on top?! That's just wrong, and it's also upside down.
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> > Because it tastes good that way. The jelly ends up stuck to the roof of your mouth and the peanut butter gets on your tongue. Perfect.
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> Er. If you have the peanut butter slice on top, then, in your mouth, the peanut butter is going to be above the jelly, making the peanut butter stick to the roof of your mouth, and the jelly on your tongue. What, do you flip it around inside your mouth or something?

Nope. If the peanut butter is on top, then the peanut butter bread sticks briefly to the roof of my mouth, moving the peanut butter nicely onto my tongue while the jelly moves opposite, to stick behind the bread. How do you get the peanut butter on your tongue when it is facing downward?

Mel"Haven't had PB&J in a long time though..."anie