Kiki's Fresh Freaky Friday Fun Fudge Fantastic-ness

[ShrekDawg]

I dare you to calculate how much sugar is in a fluffernutter. I DARE YOU!

And how much sugar is in an Uncrustable!? especially an entire box

 

[CindyinSD]

Okay... mañana, hombres.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I dare you to calculate how much sugar is in a fluffernutter. I DARE YOU!

That said though, the sugar is exactly why I don’t eat them any more lol

 

[ShrekDawg]

I remember making a peanut butter and cranberry sauce sandwich once after Thanksgiving -- the cranberry sauce was nice and tart.
It was pretty good, if memory serves correctly.

That sounds interesting lol

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

I dare you to calculate how much sugar is in a fluffernutter. I DARE YOU!

How many tablespoons of fluff?
I calculate about... mm, depending on the bread, and assuming that the peanut butter is straight-up peanut butter with no sugar or salt added... maybe some 16 grams of sugar, or about three tablespoons of sugar?
Approximate 2 grams of sugar for the 2 slices of bread, 2 for two tablespoons of peanut butter, and 12 for three tablespoons of fluff?
I'm probably getting those approximations wrong, though -- especially the peanut butter.

 

[muddy75]

Okay... mañana, hombres.

same here!!

 

[Nabiki]

And you guys think I’m the weird eater. SMH.

Frozen PB&J circle things (uncrustables), fried bologna, mustard and cheese sandwiches, corn dogs, mustard IN tuna, what else am I missing!? Straight up nastiness.

Yet a fluffernutter is weird.

We actually agree on a couple things!

I'd rather eat a fluffernutter than a cheese and mustard sandwich. I'd be willing to try fried bologna. I imagine it would be kind of like SPAM.

I'm not likely to eat a fluffernutter, though...

 

[Conan]

for real!?

Eff word yes, for real. I love them!

 

[R2elk]

I'd be willing to try fried bologna. I imagine it would be kind of like SPAM.

No, fried bologna does not taste anything like fried spam.

 

[ShrekDawg]

How many tablespoons of fluff?
I calculate about... mm, depending on the bread, and assuming that the peanut butter is straight-up peanut butter with no sugar or salt added... maybe some 16 grams of sugar, or about three tablespoons of sugar?
Approximate 2 grams of sugar for the 2 slices of bread, 2 for two tablespoons of peanut butter, and 12 for three tablespoons of fluff?
I'm probably getting those approximations wrong, though -- especially the peanut butter.

Hint: It is probably waaaaaayyyyyy more than that and no one uses only a tablespoon or two each for fluffernutters