How to Make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Essay
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One can find a loaf of bread at any local super market in the bakery Isle or
they could find it is a local bread store. There are many different types of
breads so one may choose which is sufficient to ones needs. After one purchases
the bread, take it back to where one will be making the sandwich and set it on a
flat surface. One will see that the loaf has two ends on it. One is clued shut
very snuggly and the other side a white twist tie is holding the two ends
together. (If one does not know what a twist tie is go to the last page of this
essay.) Grab the two ends of the twist tie and turn each end every way until you
can see that it is coming undone. Once the twist tie is fully unattached to the
loaf of bread, you can now work your way into the loaf by pulling the ends that
were connected to the twist tie. Pull out two pieces of bread out of the bag and
setting them on the flat surface that you chose. Set them slightly close
together so when one goes to coat the bread with peanut butter and jelly.
One can find peanut butter in any local supermarket. There are many different
Varieties, and after one has purchased the peanut butter, take it back to where
one has the bread. Looking at the peanut butter jar, one can read the label to
see which side is up and down. The top of the jar has a red lid that you screw
to the right about five times or so or until the lid comes unfastened, lift it
off of the top of the jar. It can be set it aside because it wont be needed
until you are ready to put it away! Next, put the peanut butter jar down on the
flat surface and pick up either piece of bread. One may use either side of the
bread. (If it is an end Piece, or you don't know what an end piece is, then go
to the last Page of this essay.) Now you pick up the butter knife that should
already have been o0n the flat surface that you chose. If it is not, then go to
wherever you can find silverware and get one. And believe me it is not easy to
find. One may also use a plastic knife if a metal one could not be found. Now
with the sharp end of the knife stick it in the jar of peanut butter and lift
out the amount wanted for the sandwich. After this has been done, set it on the
piece of bread in your hand and smooth it out until it fits your expectations.
Now just put the piece of bread from your hand to the table.
One does not need to have jelly on their sandwich if they prefer not to have the
added sugar. But one may want to use it if they are not very fond of the actual
taste of it. Again, you can buy jelly at any local market. After you have bought
the jelly, take it back to where your bread and peanut butter is and set it down
on the table or the flat surface where it lays. As with the peanut butter one
will see that one end is capped with a red lid. Put the red end up off of the
table and set the bottom of the jar face down. With your right or left hand,
take the lid and turn it to the right of you until it is unattached to the jar.
Take the lid and set it aside because it will not need it until you need to
screw