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I put PB in my smoothes, when I make them. One banana, CREAMY PB to taste, oatmeal (1/4-1/3 C), milk (1 C), puree, blend, mix, whatever, until thick and frothy. Yum!

I think they should move the pub crawl to Chicago for the last games of the season.

I'll try and explain this clearly, but I know it will leave some head scratching. When an article is posted to the front page, a duplicate article is generated for the forums. It sometimes does take a bit of time between when the front page article appears for the duplicate to be placed into the correct forum. Whenever you see a forum thread title preceded by the word 'Article' it means that the same article is also on the front page. (For example, on the front page, the article title reads "Twins Add Seven to their 40 Man Roster, Lose Achter and Pinto; in the forums, the same article/thread is titled "Article: Twins Add Seven to their 40 Man Roster, Lose Achter, Pinto.") The way the system works with these duplicates, the comments are linked. In other words, if you comment on the front page article, it is seen by those reading and commenting in the forums; and vice versa. So, basically, you can read this same article in two different places on the site, but the comments section, or reply comments on the thread, are one entity. It's a way to unify the site between those who only read/participate in the forums, and those who only read/participate on the front page. But the comments link the two so we can have one discussion, rather than two separate discussion between readers/posters. When a new article is published on 'breaking news,' yes, very often some posters beat us to it in the forums. So, when that happens, and to help consolidate the discussion, we will close the non-article thread and redirect discussion to the article thread. If this is still confusing, please PM me ... or better yet, ask Brock.

Yeah, don't use almond butter. And you put the PB on BEFORE the grilling stage ... so that the PB melt into the cheese or vice versa.

Same could be said of a lot of visiting teams we only see at home once.

PB goes with both those things quite nicely.

Yes, basically; slap the two sides together and grill, fry, whatever ... as you would a grilled cheese sammy.

Don't knock 'til you've tried it. It does depend on the cheese, however. For instance, I wouldn't use Onion and Chive Cotswold with PB. Go with a Vermont cheddar.

Yes.

Crunchy is the sports car of PB? Then creamy is the Rolls of PB. Guess it depends on the experience you want to have ... speed or class!

Bananas, too; and celery; and crackers; and ... Oh, and grilled PB and cheese ... yes!

Creamy >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Crunchy Natural >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not natural (agreed) Source: hourly peanut butter eater My source >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Your source

omg!!! CREAMY!!! Just eat peanuts if you want crunch.

Wow, the Twins don't play IN Chicago that first week, or in April at all. It seems they usually do and it's usually really cold. But so sweet that the last games of the season will be here. Yay for that! But before the regular season begins and I plan any 'skip' days, this is the schedule I'll be planning for!

Heh, that sounds like me. I don't eat a lot of meat, so PB becomes my main protein source.

You had me at peanut butter. Anything and everything peanut butter.

What is your source for this stat? I, personally, would like to read which article or study it comes from to get a better understanding how/why it was formulated and how it will be used. And, from another personal standpoint, I think it's horrible that it isn't 100%. (But I guess that would account for the shooters themselves, who obviously are in favor of school shootings.) And, in such an event, a school shooting, I would think the stat should read that 100% of all humanity (not just whites) should not only not support it, but be absolutely horrified at school shootings. So, I'm curious from which study/article this came from, and what was the purpose of such of study. If it so clearly stated that such a percentage of white people are against school shootings, what is the percentage of other races and ethnic groups who also do not support school shootings? And why the need for the author or researcher to separate this into race/ethnicity? I just find this curious, is all, and want to know more about the origins of this stat.

Suuuuuure you are Actually, I really like this thread because it changes every day with a new food or item to be celebrated. But when we come full circle, not sure what we'll do!

Here's one link ... albeit not a news source I would normally use, but ... basically, he doesn't rule out the idea of Syrian refugees having to wear some kind of ID tags ... and some on the right applaud this while comparing Obama to Hitler?

Just add a little grenadine to your Coke; or cherry juice.

Okay, have we now come full circle and can close this thread? I've never bought into that line 'A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.' It's all in a name.

yeah, it's that way in the south, too. You have to specify 'unsweet' or you'll get 'sweet.' More and more when I order ice tea here, I really need to specify, as sweet tea is becoming more the norm up north. But I also just make my own a lot, too.

I meant to add this to my post but forgot.

I bought my nephew one of those 'authentic retro' sets. Real fake money. As for carbonated, caffeinated beverages ... I don't really drink them. Occasionally I buy a soda and when I do, it's usually Diet Pepsi or Diet Mountain Dew. But I've pretty much divested myself of soda. Unless I feel like a root beer float ... I drink unsweetened ice tea almost (but not quite) daily, though. That's my caffeine. But it's not carbonated.