A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp when I was in high school, I was an exchange student in France. Before I left a bunch of people told me to make sure and take jars of peanut butter with me as a gift because they didn’t have it typically over there. It was a huge hit. I was astonished that every place didn’t have peanut butter.
I the other hand, discovered Nutella while I was over there which wasn’t easily available in the United States at the time. To me that was infinitely better than peanut butter!
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@blp when I was in high school, I was an exchange student in France. Before I left a bunch of people told me to make sure and take jars of peanut butter with me as a gift because they didn’t have it typically over there. It was a huge hit. I was astonished that every place didn’t have peanut butter.
I the other hand, discovered Nutella while I was over there which wasn’t easily available in the United States at the time. To me that was infinitely better than peanut butter!
@chefraven Nutella is such a treat!
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp
Nice try FBI -
A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp
Crunchy PB with no preservatives or sugar is great. PB cooked into stuff is shite though. -
A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp I don't know about Scotland, but here in Lisboa all the major grocery stores have quite a bit of shelf space devoted to PB. I don't think there are enough expat Americans here to eat the amount of it they're selling.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp @johncomic You'll want in on this one.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
I don't know about peanut butter anywhere else but here in the US it typically has a metric-fuck-ton of sugar in it. (I checked, that's an actual unit of measurement.
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I don't know about peanut butter anywhere else but here in the US it typically has a metric-fuck-ton of sugar in it. (I checked, that's an actual unit of measurement.
)@401matthall Surely in the US it would be an Imperial fuck-ton
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@401matthall Surely in the US it would be an Imperial fuck-ton
You would think so but, in fact, the only time we're willing to use metric measurements is when we swear.
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You would think so but, in fact, the only time we're willing to use metric measurements is when we swear.
@401matthall Give us an inch and we'll take a fucking kilometer.
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@401matthall Give us an inch and we'll take a fucking kilometer.
There we are.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp a modified proposal:
Only people who grew up in the US like US peanut butter.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp Almost 80% positive about peanut butter so far, didn't expect that.
Try root beer next. -
@blp Almost 80% positive about peanut butter so far, didn't expect that.
Try root beer next.@aaron Based on past exchange students' reports, barbecue sauce is rather American too
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp in Europe, folks prefer sugar amd chocolate held together by hazelnut butter
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp I grew up in England, live in Scotland and love peanuts and peanut butter. Though I'm picky...I only like smooth peanut butter, rather than the one that has bits in it.
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp @erininstereo I grew up partly in Japan, partly in the US, and I like it (and can probably count on one hand prior who dislike it
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@blp @erininstereo I grew up partly in Japan, partly in the US, and I like it (and can probably count on one hand prior who dislike it
)@OctaviaConAmore @erininstereo My sister who lives in Japan says that they have "peanut cream" there. She doesn't like it.
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@OctaviaConAmore @erininstereo My sister who lives in Japan says that they have "peanut cream" there. She doesn't like it.
@blp @erininstereo oh yeah, peanut cream is definitely a thing, usually in bready foods
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A Scot told me the other day that only people who grew up in America like peanut butter.
@blp Jif Natural Creamy, the honey version when I can find it. Good with preserves on whole wheat/multigrain.
