Vile sandwiches - Marshmallows
Jennifer Piersol
jenP_97 at yahoo.com
Sun Sep 2 17:36:13 UTC 2001
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., hamster8 at h... wrote:
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> Thankfully, I was through my peanut butter phase by about age 12.
> However, I do remember a brief marketing stunt by some American
> company trying to tap the UK market with something called
> Marshmallow Fluff. I'd be very interested to know if they still
> make it Stateside, btw (I would *not* like anybody to send me a
> jar). This was, IIRC, a sort of spreadable marshmallow paste,
> which, according to the blurb on the jar, when added to a peanut
> butter sandwich, produced something known as a 'Fluffernutter' -
> to which I was addicted for about three months.
>
> Al
Yes, they still make Marshmallow Fluff, they still have the
Fluffernutter recipe on the side, and I, too, was addicted to them in
my pre-adolescence... but only while I was at my Aunt's house during
the summers. Otherwise, my dad thought it was vile and wouldn't buy
it. Of course, my aunt was the only one who bought Nutella, too...
I used to "fix" fluffernutters by adding a little of that, too.
I think I mentioned before on this list (during an early food
discussion) that I used to eat cotto salami rolled up into tubes with
Cool Whip in the middles... it doesn't really qualify as a
"sandwich", but it was pretty gross. My dad used to make peanut
butter and pickle sandwiches... which I always refused to try. My
daughter recently dug a Carr's croissant cracker into some whipped
cream and loved the combo. What a strange family I seem to be a
member of.
Jen (who doesn't eat Marshmallow Fluff, Cool Whip or cotto salami
anymore... they must have become associated with my semi-traumatic
pre-adolescent period)
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