Is this a crime? Thoughts?

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No one does this. The person who posted that was just trying to make trouble
- My father did this when I was growing up all the time
  
  Yeah he did that right after he came back from getting some milk from the store.
  
  Sounds like he wanted to start a fight.
- When we had field trips in early grade school, this is how they served the supplied PB&J's. I guess it kept the jelly from soaking into the bread while the sandwiches sat in a cooler for 4 hours.
  
  Yup, it's better for when it's gonna be sitting
  Source: I've eaten an ungodly amount of PBJs in my life
- I mean…
  
  That not really meant for sandwiches though. That's meant for eating straight out of the jar with a dirty spoon at 4am while your standing in the kitchen in your underwear.
  Or so I've heard
  😰
- I'm gonna try this and if it's satisfactory, start doing it myself.
  
  Please report back to class with your full breakdown. We are anticipating your results eagerly.
  
  Will do. It's been a while since I've felt like pb&j, but I'll try to remember to report back when I get around to trying it.
  
  Felt like getting a snack, so I decided to try it with a bagel. Didn't really notice a huge difference in taste, however it was significantly easier to spread. Another benefit from mixing the two is that you can spread it on toast, a bagel, etc, even if you only have a single slice, without contaminating the peanut butter or jelly/jam/preserves jar. The downside is that you have additional dishes to wash (in particular, a bowl and two spoons, one for peanut butter, the other for jelly).
  My conclusion is that it's technically superior (easier to spread, can be spread on a single slice of bread). Only downside is that additional cleanup is required. As such, not a great method if you're in a time crunch and don't have the time to mix the pb&j and wash additional dishes. However, if time isn't a problem and you want a snack, try mixing pb&j.

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