Peanut Butter Facts
This brand’s “choosy moms” slogan has been around since the 1950s.
What is Jif?
Grape jelly is often made from this type of grape
What is Concord grape?
SpongeBob once made a “Pretty Patty” with this condiment’s color
What is jellyfish jelly?
The sandwich is named after this English nobleman
Who is the Earl of Sandwich?
“Stuck like ___” is a phrase that means inseparable—just like PB&J
What is glue?
Peanut butter was first introduced at this famous fair in 1904
What is the St. Louis World’s Fair?
The difference between jam and jelly is that jelly is made from this part of the fruit
What is juice?
In Family Guy, this talking peanut butter & jelly sandwich duo appears in a cutaway gag
Who are Brian and Peter Griffin?
PB&J became popular in the U.S. during this major 20th-century event
What is World War II?
This phrase describes someone who’s acting “nutty”
What is nuts?
This president was known for growing peanuts before his time in office
Who is Jimmy Carter?
This company is known for its iconic “Uncrustables.”
What is Smucker’s?
This viral song shows a dancing banana with a black background
What is “Peanut Butter Jelly Time”?
Before PB&J, this type of nut butter sandwich was more common
What is walnut or pecan butter?
If you’re “in a jam,” you’re in this kind of situation
What is trouble?
What Peanut Butter is the oldest company in the United States
What is Crazy Richard?
This Jam is the most common Jam
What is Strawberry Jam?
Who Created the Viral Song Peanut Butter Jelly Time
Who are The Buckwheat Boyz?
What is the date of Sandwich Day
What is November 3rd?
"Work without fun is like ____ without _____
What is peanut butter without jelly
True or False: Peanut butter was invented by George Washington Carver
What is False? He promoted peanuts, but didn’t invent PB
This clear, sweet spread is made from fruit juice and sugar but no pulp
What is jelly?
In The Parent Trap (1998), Hallie and Annie bond over PB&J with this unexpected ingredient
What is Oreos?
The first printed PB&J recipe appeared in this decade
What is the 1900s?
This sweet idiom means something is easy, like making a PB&J
What is “a piece of cake”?