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PBM Sandwich
Sarah K.
"Old fashioned peanut butter and marshmallow fluff sammmies! This unusual, wonderful flavor is great for a kid's snack."
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5 m servings 373 calsOriginal recipe yields 1 servings (1 sandwich)
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Per Serving: 373 calories; 18.1 g fat; 43.5 g carbohydrates; 12.1 g protein; 0 mg cholesterol; 502 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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Most helpful positive review
7/1/2009
Here's my take: I spread peanut butter on the bread, top with marshmallows (not the creme) and pop in the toaster oven. It gives the bread a nice crunch, makes the peanut butter gooey and gives ...
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8/10/2011
Bread in microwave? Asking for a soggy mess! Instead of creme, I used mini marshmallows. I took the advice of other reviewers and put mine in the toaster oven. This with a glass of milk -NOW...
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7/1/2009
Here's my take: I spread peanut butter on the bread, top with marshmallows (not the creme) and pop in the toaster oven. It gives the bread a nice crunch, makes the peanut butter gooey and gives ...
5/1/2009
I'm from Massachusetts and we call this recipe a Fluffernutter. Now that I'm an adult I get to have one every single day if I want to. And I do!
4/21/2009
We like to add sliced bananas for a "nanner-nutter-fluffer". I must have the absolute freshest white bread for mine. Mmmmm...
6/5/2009
These are amazing, but they are even more spectacular if one uses cinnamon raisin bread!
7/29/2010
I loved making this for lunch. The peanut butter sort of over powered the marshmallow so next time I'm going to add more marshmallow.
4/10/2011
Nutella (chocolate and hazelnuts creamy spread) and marshmallows would be equally as good for a different treat with white or cinnamon and raison bread.
4/24/2009
We love this. I have been eating these since I was a child. I do not measure the ingredients, I just spread them on.
6/10/2011
These are great, though I have never nuked mine. We've always called them "Fluffer-Nutters"...