Fluffernutter. So... damn... good. I asked the kids recently if they had ever had this and they had not, maybe on our upcoming vacation. I remember this as some sort of heaven here on earth from childhood. Good for you, Bill!
Wow, that looks awfully good! 've got one with a nut allergy, so fluffer nutter sandwiches are a no go here. I miss them. But, I guess I can live vicariously thru Max!
I thought he was the ONLY weirdo who did that....but I gotta say it is good. Especially with honey peanut butter. You know if ya ever feel froggy and wanna church it up a bit. Try that.
My dad did that to me with peanut butter and mayonaise sandwiches which I thought were a good idea until I was old enough to reach the breadbox on my own.
I'd never heard of fluffernutter until I married my native of Massachussets. Still can't stand the combination! Just the idea of eating whipped polymers flavored with sugar grosses me out. Bleh! Fortunately for me, you can't get fluff out here so my kids are only poluted with it at Grandma's house. Now, don't go hatin' on me fo not liking fluff... my beloved eats the stuff like it's going out of style and he's perfectly healthy, so I KNOW it's just my hang-up. Y'all can eat as much of it as you want! In fact, you can have my share! ;)
Fluffernutter sandwiches are the best and a childhood staple! Yum!
As a side note: While reading your blog, my 2 year old was hanging from my chair babbling about this and that, when she suddenly stopped as I scrolled down and came to this picture. She said "Ohhhh Cute!!!" She likey the Max Man.
I just had a moment of revelation. Because I have never had one of these sandwiches - never even heard of them, even! - but holy cow does that sound freaking good!! I'm totally buying some Fluff tomorrow. Rock.
you did a good thing by passing down the traditions. Who would have thought that Fluff would have lasted this long.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing though because there was a Fluff discussion over here not that long ago:
http://www.dadcentric.com/2006/06/can_i_say_fluff.html#comments
EWWWWW!!!!!!!
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I don't know what "fluff" is...but on him, it looks good!
ReplyDeletePeanut butter and fluffer nutter
ReplyDeletemmmm mmmm good
Fluffernutter. So... damn... good. I asked the kids recently if they had ever had this and they had not, maybe on our upcoming vacation. I remember this as some sort of heaven here on earth from childhood. Good for you, Bill!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks awfully good! 've got one with a nut allergy, so fluffer nutter sandwiches are a no go here. I miss them. But, I guess I can live vicariously thru Max!
ReplyDeleteOMG...My honey eats those all the time!!!
ReplyDeleteI thought he was the ONLY weirdo who did that....but I gotta say it is good. Especially with honey peanut butter. You know if ya ever feel froggy and wanna church it up a bit. Try that.
MY GOD - I haven't had one in YEARS. Sounds SO GOOD right now too.
ReplyDeleteI'm too busy looking at his eyes. I'm sorry, did you say something?
ReplyDeletePeanut butter and banana was my favorite at that age.
ReplyDeleteNow, peanut butter and pickle is about the only way I can do peanut butter at all.
Way to go, Max! Learning the yummy, one sandwich at a time.
ReplyDeleteHere's a link about a legislator in Massachusetts who wants to forbid Fluffernutters in school lunch offerings. Sad, so sad.
Although peanut butter makes my eczema flare up. I like sunflower seed butter with my Fluff.
You Da MAN! Good Dad! Love the look on Maxfield's face! Stacie
ReplyDeleteyou and Lauren make such pretty babies...such sweetness makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
There is nothing cuter than that kid. NOTHING.
ReplyDeleteI'm coming over now to pick him up. Pack his jammies.
Ewwie.
ReplyDeleteNo really. Ewwie.
My dad did that to me with peanut butter and mayonaise sandwiches which I thought were a good idea until I was old enough to reach the breadbox on my own.
I'd never heard of fluffernutter until I married my native of Massachussets. Still can't stand the combination! Just the idea of eating whipped polymers flavored with sugar grosses me out. Bleh! Fortunately for me, you can't get fluff out here so my kids are only poluted with it at Grandma's house. Now, don't go hatin' on me fo not liking fluff... my beloved eats the stuff like it's going out of style and he's perfectly healthy, so I KNOW it's just my hang-up. Y'all can eat as much of it as you want! In fact, you can have my share! ;)
ReplyDeleteFluffernutter sandwiches are the best and a childhood staple! Yum!
ReplyDeleteAs a side note: While reading your blog, my 2 year old was hanging from my chair babbling about this and that, when she suddenly stopped as I scrolled down and came to this picture. She said "Ohhhh Cute!!!" She likey the Max Man.
OMG!! I haven't had one in forever, now I am going to be craving one! Thanks...LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL -- He sorta looks like "Dad? What the heck is this?"
ReplyDeleteI could swim in those eyes...
ReplyDeleteum, what's fluff? marshmallow creme maybe?
I love your Blog. You have the best sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteI just told my husband about those sandwiches.We looked at me like I had 6 heads.
I remember them with Tang to drink.
What a memory!!!!
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ReplyDeleteHe looked at me like I had 6 heads.
sorry
Mmmmmm....those are delicious marshmallow cream peanut butter sandwiches. So delicious :-)
ReplyDeleteAlso fluff is quite tasty in a cup of hot chocolate.
I am so lost in those eyes....I'll take him home with me if you like. He and Keenan can play for awhile :-)
I just had a moment of revelation. Because I have never had one of these sandwiches - never even heard of them, even! - but holy cow does that sound freaking good!! I'm totally buying some Fluff tomorrow. Rock.
ReplyDeleteNYTimes has an article today about these sandwiches. What a small internet world.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/28/us/28fluff.html
That picture should be on an advertisement.....soooooo cute... Oh those eyes....beautiful.....
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