Tip: Grill it. You can thank us later. PB&J with Banana

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PB&J with Banana
 PB&J Fact: The PB&J became an American staple post WW2. Brianne's PBJ Yogurt Parfaits

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Brianne's PBJ Yogurt Parfaits
 PB&J Fact: 3 in 10 parents make PB&J for themselves when they make one for their kids. Tip: It's crunch time! Give your PB&J some extra texture and flavor with a little granola or some crumbled pretzels. Tip: Next time you're entertaining, create sushi-style rolls of PB&J. Mix and match jellies, jams, and types of bread for a truly unique presentation. PB&J Fact: Half of Millennials agree PB&J is their go-to lunch item. Tip: PB&J on french toast? Oui-it's tres bien! Tip: Try and open-faced PB&J, and top it off with granola or fresh fruit. PB&J Fact: Americans eat an average of 1500 PB&Js before graduating high school. Tip: Try fresh-baked banana bread for your next PB&J. PB&J Fact: 75% of Boomers say that PB&J reminds them of childhood. Tip: Mix your favorite jelly flavors together to create a custom, just-how-you-like-it sandwich.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Fudge

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Peanut Butter and Jelly Fudge
 PB&J sandwich getting put together. Tip: PB&J at breakfast? Don't mind if we do! Try it on an English Muffin. Tip: Amp up your sandwich with banana slices, honey, brown sugar, or fresh berries. PB&J Fact: 96% of people put peanut butter on before jelly. Grilled PB&J Sandwich

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Grilled PB&J Sandwich
 PB&J Banana Dogs

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PB&J Banana Dogs
 Love is sweet & easy PB&J Fact: The largest PB&J in the world weighed 1,342 pounds! Need more Smucker's? Tip: For a tasty lunchtime twist, make a PB&J on a wrap with granola and fresh fruit. PB&J sandwich waving from inside a backpack. Tip: Feeling fancy? Try your PB&J on a baguette! Tip: Make your own PB&J bar, complete with peanut butters, jellies, jams, breads, crackers, fruits, and whatever other deliciousness you can think of.
Peanut butter, jelly, and deliciously soft bread. We're better together. Sparkle icons popping up around a Jif Creamy Peanut Butter jar. PB&J Fact: The first mention of a PB&J was in 1901. PB&J Mini Pancakes

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PB&J Mini Pancakes
 Love is sweet & easy Sweet & easy, just like Mom's love PB & J Marshmallow Quesadilla

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PB & J Marshmallow Quesadilla
 Tip: Taking your PB&J on the go? Spread PB on both sides of the bread before adding jelly to help keep the bread from getting soggy. Can't get enough Jif? PB&J Stuffed French Toast

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PB&J Stuffed French Toast
 All the love. None of the crust. Peanut butter side of the sandwich and the jelly side of the sandwich run towards each other and "splat!" together to make a PB&J sandwich. Sparkle icons popping up around a Smucker's Concord Grape Jam jar. Tip: Keep all of the jelly goodness on your sandwich by trying your next PB&J in a pita.
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Making Memories That Last With Olya Hill
 Sweet & savoury go better together. Tip: Spread PB&J in the middle of the bread, then press to perfection. The taste of childhood greatness PB&J Fact: The US produces about 1 billion pounds of fruit spread per year. PB&J Fact: 40% of Americans say "Classic White Bread" is their favorite for a PB&J sandwich. Graham Cracker PB&J

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Graham Cracker PB&J
 Grown-Up PB&J

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Grown-Up PB&J
 Tip: Make a double-decker PB&J using three pieces of bread. Tip: Use cookie cutters to cut PB&Js into letters, shapes, and more. PB&J Fact: 68% of Americans prefer creamy PB to crunchy. PB&J Fact: April 2nd is National PB&J Day. Tip: Sprinkle cinnamon, nutmeg, or cayenne pepper on your PB&J. PB&J Fact: Most people make a PB&J in about 3 minutes.
PB&J Fact: 30% of Americans think PB&J is the best comfort food. PB & J Blondies

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PB & J Blondies
 Jamielynn's PBJ Sandwich Skewers

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Jamielynn's PBJ Sandwich Skewers
 Tip: Add PB&J to your waffles for a tasty twist on breakfast. PB&J Fact: Sliced bread's invention in the 1920's helped popularize the PB&J. PB&J Milkshake

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PB&J Milkshake
 PB&J Fact: Strawberry and grape are Americans' favorite jelly.