I am a Midwesterner, born and raised. And only by geographical location could I be considered a Southerner. And perhaps my sheltered food life has more to do with this revaluation then location, but I just discovered something so yummy...
Peanut butter and bananas....TOGETHER!
I have heard of people making peanut butter and banana sandwiches, and I know Elvis loved banana and mayo sandwiches...but I can't do bread....so I just measured out 2 tablespoons of peanut butter and dipped sliced 'naners in it (using my fork like a lady). It was really good, full of protein & potassium.
I just wanted to share.
This may be news to no one but me! LOL
Thursday, January 21, 2010
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Do you not have childhoods in the midwest?
ReplyDeleteHaha. I love you. Not news, darling! :p
Never tried it....but I will tonight. Thanks for the yummy treat idea =)
ReplyDeleteLove PB and Bananas!!! Have you tried PB and Apples?? YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE PB and bananas together....soo good!
ReplyDeletemm PB and prezels! Delish!!
ReplyDeletePeanut Butter and Banana has been a favorite of mine since I was a wee little tyke!
ReplyDeleteIf you are willing to add the calories - try drizzling a little bit of honey on the banana before you dip it in the peanut butter.
Delicious!
Tell me you've had a fluffernutter!
ReplyDeleteI just had the same snack!! :) Love you Ames!
ReplyDeleteFunny! I just tried this for the first time a couple weeks ago. I would never have thought to try it before even though I have heard of it. Must be a midwestern thing.
ReplyDeleteLOL p'nut butter and banana sandwiches helped get me where I was weight wise! On white soft bread of course......yummy!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you very much. YUM!
ReplyDeleteYou could even make it a sandwich, no bread. Halve the banana LONGWAYS and spread one side with PB. Put the other half on top-- voila, breadless 'sang-gwich' (as my son calls sandwiches.)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Oh my gosh you are so funny...seeing as how I live with a midwestern boy I understand how this is new to you. I grew up eating PB with bananas, apples and celery (add raisins = ants on a log) I eat banana with a teaspoon of PB that has been warmed in the micro for 20 seconds drizzled with chocolate syrup for dessert when I really need one! Glad you found a new favorite!
ReplyDeleteI had a slice of PB toast with half a banana on it for breakfast this morning :) and the other half of that banana I ate plain :) Love it!
ReplyDeleteI heard on Oprah that they have fried PB & J and banana sandwiches at a fair... in Texas I think. I wanna go there.
I love toast with Peanut butter, banana & honey! YUM :-)
ReplyDeleteI have nanners. On my head. Please don't smear me with peanut butter, I swear I don't taste as good as the organic kind.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah baby!! I just had one of those yesterday: I toasted a half muffin (plain) slapped on the smooth peanut butter and cut up a half banana on it.. heaven!! But sticky (bloody thing didn't want to go down too well lol)
ReplyDeleteOh how rude... my verification was douche lolol
Haha.. Elvis also put bacon on his. I had a bite of one once and it was actually pretty amazing.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the midwest as well, and that is one of my favorite sandwiches..!! Been having it for years.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter and hubby love PB & Banana!!! Not for me (not a 'nana fan) but I've heard it is great!!! And I'll be honored to walk into the 100's with you!!! :D
ReplyDeleteAmy...I am one of those "secret" followers and wanted to say I love your blog and often look to it for inspiration! On another note...the red background and black writing are terribly difficult to read! I find myself longing for the pink/yellow funk that recently left my eyes :(
ReplyDeleteYOu can actually eat bananas? I am so jealous, they get stuck on me every time!
ReplyDeletehere in eastern NC eat them mushed together more so than sliced. i still rely on it every now and then for a quick fruit/protein combo. no bread of course.
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