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Monday, April 02, 2007
# 3:47:00 PM :
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Stop the presses! Via Anil Dash , today I discovered what is intuitively correct as the proper recipe for a perfect peanut butter and jelly sandwich .
The key is the ratio of bread to filling thickness:
1 part bread
0.6 part peanut butter
0.3 part jam or jelly
1 part bread
Those numbers just feel right. I think I might even make one for dinner.
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